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Challenges Writing Challenge: Treasure! - Feb 23 2020 - Mar 22 2020

Welcome to the latest Writing Challenge! In line with the previous one, this includes a topic, a prompt, and also a challenge. Topic The topic of this challenge is finding treasure. This mi...

0 answers  ·  posted 4y ago by Evil Sparrow‭  ·  edited 4y ago by Evil Sparrow‭

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#3: Post edited by user avatar Evil Sparrow‭ · 2020-02-25T12:35:44Z (over 4 years ago)
  • Welcome to the latest Writing Challenge!
  • In line with the [previous one][3], this includes a topic, a prompt, and also a challenge.
  • __________________________
  • - **Topic**
  • The topic of this challenge is *finding treasure.* This might be about a dragon's hoard, winning the lottery (or an award), recovering a prized possession, or following a pirate's treasure map.
  • - **Prompt**
  • > He/she inspected the wound on his/her arm, wincing.
  • You are free to modify this as long as the general sense is preserved.
  • - **Challenge**
  • Use "bold", "swarming" and/or "puddles".
  • ______________________________
  • So to enter the challenge, you simply write something, and post it below. It can be a work in progress, and continue working on it while receiving feedback, or it can be a finished work - anything goes.
  • And of course, if you encounter any doubts related to the writing process, don't be shy and open a question on our [main site][1]!
  • You can submit your entries until the end of the three weeks. After three weeks, we'll choose the next prompt and put up a new post.
  • You can either post the whole thing here, or, if you usually post your writing somewhere else, you can put a link here - although I'd advise putting something in to get people interested.
  • Remember: *this is not a contest.* This is merely for fun, and for some practice writing. There will (hopefully) be writers of all different skill levels posting - *I'm* certainly not super good.
  • You're welcome to provide feedback, but please make sure that it's constructive. And remember: [Be Nice][2].
  • Remember that the age limit for the site is 13 - so please avoid excessive graphic content or strong language.
  • I look forward to reading the submissions!
  • [1]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions
  • [2]: https://writing.codidact.com/help/code-of-conduct
  • [3]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions/39420
  • Welcome to the latest Writing Challenge!
  • In line with the [previous one][3], this includes a topic, a prompt, and also a challenge.
  • __________________________
  • - **Topic**
  • The topic of this challenge is *finding treasure.* This might be about a dragon's hoard, winning the lottery (or an award), recovering a prized possession, or following a pirate's treasure map.
  • - **Prompt**
  • > He/she inspected the wound on his/her arm, wincing.
  • You are free to modify this as long as the general sense is preserved.
  • - **Challenge**
  • Use "bold", "swarming" and/or "puddles".
  • ______________________________
  • So to enter the challenge, you simply write something, and post it below. It can be a work in progress, and continue working on it while receiving feedback, or it can be a finished work - anything goes.
  • And of course, if you encounter any doubts related to the writing process, don't be shy and open a question on our [main site][1]!
  • You can submit your entries until the end of the four weeks. After four weeks, we'll choose the next prompt and put up a new post.
  • You can either post the whole thing here, or, if you usually post your writing somewhere else, you can put a link here - although I'd advise putting something in to get people interested.
  • Remember: *this is not a contest.* This is merely for fun, and for some practice writing. There will (hopefully) be writers of all different skill levels posting - *I'm* certainly not super good.
  • You're welcome to provide feedback, but please make sure that it's constructive. And remember: [Be Nice][2].
  • Remember that the age limit for the site is 13 - so please avoid excessive graphic content or strong language.
  • I look forward to reading the submissions!
  • [1]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions
  • [2]: https://writing.codidact.com/help/code-of-conduct
  • [3]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions/39420
#2: Post edited by user avatar Evil Sparrow‭ · 2020-02-24T22:51:02Z (over 4 years ago)
  • Welcome to the resurrected (again) Writing Challenge!
  • In line with the [previous one][3], this includes a topic, a prompt, and also a challenge.
  • __________________________
  • - **Topic**
  • The topic of this challenge is *finding treasure.* This might be about a dragon's hoard, winning the lottery or an award, recovering a prized possession, or following a pirate's treasure map.
  • - **Prompt**
  • > He/she inspected the wound on his/her arm, wincing.
  • You are free to modify this as long as the general sense is preserved.
  • - **Challenge**
  • Use "bold", "swarming" and/or "puddles".
  • ______________________________
  • So to enter the challenge, you simply write something, and post it below. It can be a work in progress, and continue working on it while receiving feedback, or it can be a finished work - anything goes.
  • And of course, if you encounter any doubts related to the writing process, don't be shy and open a question on our [main site][1]!
  • You can submit your entries until the end of the three weeks. After three weeks, we'll choose the next prompt and put up a new post.
  • You can either post the whole thing here, or, if you usually post your writing somewhere else, you can put a link here - although I'd advise putting something in to get people interested.
  • Remember: *this is not a contest.* This is merely for fun, and for some practice writing. There will (hopefully) be writers of all different skill levels posting - *I'm* certainly not super good.
  • You're welcome to provide feedback, but please make sure that it's constructive. And remember: [Be Nice][2].
  • Remember that the age limit for the site is 13 - so please avoid excessive graphic content or strong language.
  • I look forward to reading the submissions!
  • [1]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions
  • [2]: https://writing.codidact.com/help/code-of-conduct
  • [3]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions/39420
  • Welcome to the latest Writing Challenge!
  • In line with the [previous one][3], this includes a topic, a prompt, and also a challenge.
  • __________________________
  • - **Topic**
  • The topic of this challenge is *finding treasure.* This might be about a dragon's hoard, winning the lottery (or an award), recovering a prized possession, or following a pirate's treasure map.
  • - **Prompt**
  • > He/she inspected the wound on his/her arm, wincing.
  • You are free to modify this as long as the general sense is preserved.
  • - **Challenge**
  • Use "bold", "swarming" and/or "puddles".
  • ______________________________
  • So to enter the challenge, you simply write something, and post it below. It can be a work in progress, and continue working on it while receiving feedback, or it can be a finished work - anything goes.
  • And of course, if you encounter any doubts related to the writing process, don't be shy and open a question on our [main site][1]!
  • You can submit your entries until the end of the three weeks. After three weeks, we'll choose the next prompt and put up a new post.
  • You can either post the whole thing here, or, if you usually post your writing somewhere else, you can put a link here - although I'd advise putting something in to get people interested.
  • Remember: *this is not a contest.* This is merely for fun, and for some practice writing. There will (hopefully) be writers of all different skill levels posting - *I'm* certainly not super good.
  • You're welcome to provide feedback, but please make sure that it's constructive. And remember: [Be Nice][2].
  • Remember that the age limit for the site is 13 - so please avoid excessive graphic content or strong language.
  • I look forward to reading the submissions!
  • [1]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions
  • [2]: https://writing.codidact.com/help/code-of-conduct
  • [3]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions/39420
#1: Initial revision by user avatar Evil Sparrow‭ · 2020-02-23T14:27:35Z (over 4 years ago) 
Welcome to the resurrected (again) Writing Challenge!

In line with the [previous one][3], this includes a topic, a prompt, and also a challenge.

__________________________

- **Topic** 

The topic of this challenge is *finding treasure.* This might be about a dragon's hoard, winning the lottery or an award, recovering a prized possession, or following a pirate's treasure map.

- **Prompt**  

> He/she inspected the wound on his/her arm, wincing.

You are free to modify this as long as the general sense is preserved.

- **Challenge** 

Use "bold", "swarming" and/or "puddles".

______________________________

So to enter the challenge, you simply write something, and post it below. It can be a work in progress, and continue working on it while receiving feedback, or it can be a finished work - anything goes.  
And of course, if you encounter any doubts related to the writing process, don't be shy and open a question on our [main site][1]!

You can submit your entries until the end of the three weeks. After three weeks, we'll choose the next prompt and put up a new post.  
You can either post the whole thing here, or, if you usually post your writing somewhere else, you can put a link here - although I'd advise putting something in to get people interested.

Remember: *this is not a contest.* This is merely for fun, and for some practice writing. There will (hopefully) be writers of all different skill levels posting - *I'm* certainly not super good.

You're welcome to provide feedback, but please make sure that it's constructive. And remember: [Be Nice][2].

Remember that the age limit for the site is 13 - so please avoid excessive graphic content or strong language.

I look forward to reading the submissions!

  [1]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions
  [2]: https://writing.codidact.com/help/code-of-conduct
  [3]: https://writing.codidact.com/questions/39420