a stark, young boy with nothing to prove, and an indifference to most things. Possibly all things. Growing up, his mother told him never to hide his feelings while his father told him never to say anything rude. As a result, Wesley finds himself scribbling unspeakable thoughts in his little, black book. He does this constantly. (Tag me)

"The book says 'a circle of salt'," yelled Jared, "that looks like an oval." Leo spun his head furiously. "Are you kidding me right now?!" he shouted back, which Jared promptly returned. "Well, I'm not dying on a technicality!!"

"We all know I wear the money pants in this house." "That's a figure of speech...obviously." Tag me.

For those on the outside looking in, those on the inside looking out, and those looking around without a clue, please explain depression. I've heard about it, I've joked about it, but I don't truly know. Not a lot of people do. If you know, help people like me understand, so we can help people like you or someone you know.

You find out you are a bender!! What element can you bend and how did you first discover this?

“Is it supposed to look like that?” “I’m not that sure. The glowing seems a little odd, though.”

Pick one (1) setting and one (1) item, then write a short story, poem or anything using them. Setting: on a train a magic pond an abandoned mansion an office Item: a flower vase a toy plane a locked chest a golden top hat

If there are any Lemony Snicket fans out there, write something Lemony, a phrase which here means something based off or in a similar style to that of Lemony Snicket.

that is full of cliches. A cheesy line in every sentence, like an awful soap opera. Make it satirical, generic, and/or dramatic.

Make your character feel. Anger. Confusion. Shame. It doesn’t matter what the situation is, just show no mercy. Don’t give them any control. Most importantly, be DESCRIPTIVE and DETAILED. Try to make your readers feel how your character does.