DRABBLE! (From Wiki) A short work of fiction of one hundred words in length. The purpose of the drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in a confined space.


How to play -

1. Top-level with your character. Include prefs and info as you like.
2. Others respond to your top level with a tag of exactly 100 words in length, inspired by one of 100 prompt words below. Take it from there.
3. Optional hard mode! Every tag in your thread has to be drabble-length - or you can stick to it being just the starter, I'm not the cops.
4. Happy writing!

( those old-fashioned prompt tables be found under here )

DRABBLE! (From Wiki) A short work of fiction of one hundred words in length. The purpose of the drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in a confined space.


How to play -

1. Top-level with your character. Include prefs and info as you like.
2. Others respond to your top level with a tag of exactly 100 words in length, inspired by one of 100 prompt words below. Take it from there.
3. Optional hard mode! Every tag in your thread has to be drabble-length - or you can stick to it being just the starter, I'm not the cops.
4. Happy writing!

( those old-fashioned prompt tables be found under here )

DRABBLE! (From Wiki) A short work of fiction of one hundred words in length. The purpose of the drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in a confined space.


How to play -

1. Top-level with your character. Include prefs and info as you like.
2. Others respond to your top level with a tag of exactly 100 words in length, inspired by one of 100 prompt words below. Take it from there.
3. Optional hard mode! Every tag in your thread has to be drabble-length - or you can stick to it being just the starter, I'm not the cops.
4. Happy writing!

( those old-fashioned prompt tables be found under here )

FIVE SENSES BINGO


When we write, we can create sharper and more effective imagery when we use the five human senses in our descriptions and narrative. This meme is a way of working with how we depict and replicate these senses in our tagging.

The challenge is to incorporate all five senses as much as possible into one coherent thread.


How to play -

1. Top-level with your character. Include prefs and info as you like.
2. Pick EITHER one full table or combine from the various tables, though all five senses must be covered.
3. Prompt others with your five different types of inspiration and include them as sensory descriptions throughout your thread.

Example: A thread taking place on a starlit night (sight 01), Character A sitting on a slab of marble (touch 01) while Character B fishes out some sweets (inspired by sugar, taste 01). The air's heavy with the smell of wet concrete (smell 01) from the city downtown and they're thinking of that one time they listened to the sound of baby feet together, padding across the floors back home (inspired by Mendelssohn, sound 01).

However, feel free to interpret each prompt as literally or abstractly as you want.
4. Happy writing!








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