Give us one page of a book, story, or poem of yours. If it's a poem, it can be up to two pages. We don't care if it's already something you posted. For the big, fat $100, put up your picked page or poem. Winner will be chosen by Prose.

Get Back in Time: This one is from our CEO, and while it poses a question we've all pondered, make your story YOURS. Death, destruction, or, the preservation of life, or something really far out there and bizarre, funny, or anything. Alright: You get ONE opportunity to go back in time and change history. Where/When do you go, and what do you do? CEO's pick gets a clean, crsip Franklin. Bring it.

You’ve traveled back in time to the dawn of man, just to find a futuristic world of teleportation as travel, flying vehicles, and zero disease. But your job is to end the world, while you try to understand why it’s important.

Write a theme about how text language is impacting our emotional process of communication.

Your cab driver releases a spray into the back seat, and you wake up at war in a place where gravity doesn’t exist.

Write a piece about travel deep into Mexico, and the contrast to your own country. If you live in Mexico, write a piece about traveling into deep Texas, and the contrast to your home.

Write a haiku about a fatal gunshot.

You’re trapped in an elevator with a serial killer, who slowly tells you their story.

Write a story about the coworker you want, but cannot have, until you can…

Write a story about your life as an insect, living in your home and observing you.

Write a story about wandering drunk through NYC on a summer night.

Write a poem about the song that parallels losing your virginity.

R.I.P Challenge: This one is from our social media director, and it's a staff favorite. In our fashion, the winner takes the $100, and this one is judged solely by the social media department. 500 word minimum. We can't wait to read these! In this writing challenge, you will be tasked with creating a story in which the old version of yourself is killed off and a new character is introduced. This new character should be a transformation of the old you, representing the growth and change that you have undergone. To begin, you will need to think about what aspects of your old self you would like to leave behind, and what qualities you would like to cultivate in the new version of yourself. Consider what events or experiences led to your transformation, and how you have grown as a result. Next, you will need to develop your new character, giving them a unique appearance, personality, and backstory. As you write, be sure to incorporate elements of your own life and experiences, as well as any symbolism or themes that are important to you. Finally, you will need to craft a story that brings your old self to an end and introduces your new character. This could be a tale of redemption, self-discovery, or personal growth. Whatever direction you choose to take, be sure to make it a compelling and meaningful journey for your readers.

Alright, you magnificent psychopaths: $100 in the winner's pocket. 100 word minumum, no limit for maximum. Minimum number of entries required: 25. For this one, the winner is chosen by the most likes. Long poem or short story. Or long story. Light in on fire. -You're an alcoholic detective in a dangerous city, 2030, where technology and instant sight identification from any lens anywhere will not only identify the person, their history, their DNA, but also their personality profile, no matter who they are or where they live. Yet, a mass murderer has successfully evaded detection, forensics, and leaving behind even a molecule of DNA at the scenes of the crimes. But, your bloodhound nose is onto something...

Write your own version of Hansel and Gretel, your own twist. Make it street, make it a long poem, a short story, make it comical or horriffying. Make it yours. First place gets $100 in cold cash.

Write a short story: You have all the money in the world and no desire for a home. Make it gritty, make it beautiful. $100 dollars purse.

This one isn't so much a challenge as it is a vehicle. For the new users, or ones browsing to decide on us, list your favorite writers here, why you like them, or just their screen names. Also, feel free to add your favorite piece of work from yourself, if you feel so inclined. This post will be spotlighted once a week or so for visibility. Loving the streams here.

Write a story about astral projecting into the room of your sleeping enemy. A psychopath crawls through the window and is skulking toward the bed. You have the ability to stop the violence, should you choose, by scaring the shit out of the perp, or you decide to simply observe and taste the sweet wine of revenge. But, you know it comes with a cost: Your conscience. Does this person really deserve death, or close, or will your intervention put you at peace with the past?

Phenomenal Cosmic Power. You wake up, omnipotent. What happens next? Fiction or non-fiction, poetry or Prose. $100 purse to the winner.

Write about your fantasy. Do not disappoint or underwhelm. The most entertaining post - according to the Prose community - wins. 222 entrants minimum, 250 entrants maximum. Spread the word(s).