Use the prompt that follows to create a short story:

"Yep."

"You just...?

"Yep."

"Does that mean?"

"Quite probably."

So it's been almost a year since the first one. The rules changed.  You will partner up with a buddy or another writer. You will decide who writes the first paragraph of your short story and the other will write the other paragraph and so on.  Here's the catch you can't help each other. I recommend using google docs to help with this. 

So screw happy endings. They are to mainstream anyway. I want to read a tragic ending/story, because who likes happy endings, ami right. 

Ok so everybody loves a good campfire story and if you don't then there is something seriously wrong with you. Now I want you to come up with a story that you would tell your friends around a campfire. It can be scary or normal, twisted or casual, but scary and twisted might appeal to the people more. 

You will choose a partner and together you both have to come up with a two issue story. One person does the first issue and the other has to do the second issue. Here's the kick. The first person can't tell any detail to the second person until they are done and cannot assist in the making of the second part. 

Sleep

This is probably the simplest contest ever. Just write about the stupidest thing you've done in your life. This will test how good you are at humour (not that I'm a king at that). But mind you, what you write must be real and not imagined. Preference will be given to humour and risk. Well, go on now!

any word count. likes will be taken into consideration

Write a piece in which the main or secondary character has some sort of mental illness or mental disorder. What does this person have? How does it affect them?