Fiction prompts

Build a story bible for my project.

What I have so far:
"""
[PASTE YOUR PREMISE, DRAFT CHAPTERS, NOTES, OR OUTLINE. MESSY IS FINE.]
"""

Genre and intended length: [e.g. "adult fantasy trilogy" / "cozy mystery series" / "one literary novel"]

Produce the bible in these sections:

1. **Premise and promise**: the story in one sentence, and

Story Bible for Fiction

Build the reference document that keeps a novel or series consistent: characters, rules of the world, timeline, and open threads.

Writingintermediate
Write a poem for [OCCASION: a wedding toast / a 70th birthday / a memorial / an anniversary / an apology / a new baby].

Who it is for: [NAME + YOUR RELATIONSHIP]
Specific details about them (this is the whole poem, be generous):
- Things they say or do that only people who know them would recognize: [LIST]
- A specific memory: [WHAT HAPP

Poem for an Occasion

Write a personal poem for a wedding, birthday, memorial, or apology, built from real details instead of greeting-card abstractions.

Writingbeginner
Write a scene of [LENGTH, e.g. 800-1,200 words] for my story.

POV character: [NAME + WHAT THEY WANT IN THIS SCENE: the scene goal, e.g. "get her brother to admit he took the money"]
What stands in the way: [THE OBSTACLE: another character's opposing goal, a secret, a constraint]
Setting: [WHERE + WHEN + one sensory detail that matters]
W

Write a Fiction Scene

Write a fiction scene driven by goal, obstacle, and subtext, with show-don't-tell enforced by concrete rules, not vibes.

Writingintermediate
Write a bedtime story for my child.

Child: [NAME + AGE]
Tonight's personal details (the magic ingredients): [THEIR PET / FAVORITE ANIMAL / STUFFED ANIMAL'S NAME / SOMETHING FROM TODAY: "she lost a tooth", "we saw ducks at the pond"]
Story world they love: [e.g. "animals who talk" / "gentle dragons" / "the moon and stars" / "diggers and t

Personalized Bedtime Story

A calming, age-calibrated bedtime story starring your child: gentle arc, repeated refrain, and an ending engineered for sleep, not excitement.

Writingbeginner
Run a text adventure with me as the only player.

Setup: fill what you like, leave the rest to me:
Setting: [e.g. "noir city, 1947" / "derelict colony ship" / "low-fantasy border town" / "surprise me"]
Tone: [grim / pulpy / funny / creeping dread]
Session: [one sitting (~30 min) / ongoing campaign]

How to run it:

- Each turn: describe w

Text Adventure Game Master

Run an interactive adventure where the world tracks state, NPCs remember, choices can fail, and the story never railroads you.

Writingbeginner

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