CW: The Same No More.

"Write a day-in-the-life-story about a first-time parent and their newborn child."

CW: March 3rd. Part 2.

"Do you know what today is?" your wife asks as she sits down next to you on the bed. Your face reddens, and it is not because of the warm coffee.

CW: March 3rd. Part 1.

Usually, you and Trent sleep in on the weekends, but today you are too eager to get the day started, which is why, last night, you set the alarm for 7 a.m.

CW: New world order (Speak up!) [Part 2 of 2]

A story about a teenage boy that discovers and fights for the truth.

CW: Never a writer.

"Sam looked at Peter, who was constructing a "to-do list," with pity. "You know there's this app that you can download that reads your thoughts and then jots them down for you, right?" Sam asked, opening the App Store."

CW: Arielle

Simon entered the train station with a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a hand-made sign in the other. In red, big, bold letters, the text spelled out a female name. Arielle. He looked up at the clock above the tunnel leading down to platform number four and then down at his wrist watch. The first one had just struck 4 o’clock while the latter was two minutes ahead.

CW: When pigs fly.

"Write a tall tale about a current event, person or place in 99 - words, no more no, less."

CW: Would you answer a call from your dead husband?

An old woman receives strange phone calls from her dead husband

CW: You, Me And Mystery Letter: The Truth.

"A stranger rushes up to you and says, "Trust no one!" before shoving an envelope in your hands and dashing off. What happens next?"

CW: Beware of the house on the hill, but even more of the prison beyond.

"You decide to buy a horror writer's mansion, but what you find there is out of this world."