Gianluca

@Bandito thanks! This is a fun thread, I've been really enjoying the prompts :D

(Sorry I disappeared, my laptop had to get repaired. This isn't a continuation of my previous shorts, but I'm still happy with it. I haven't written first person in ages, so this was mostly an exer...

(College is kicking my butt, but I've been thinking about this prompt all week and I'm excited to finally write it! Also sorry it's long, I really struggle writing short things.) Fringe blinked,...

Lemme dig up this old piece of mine and edit it real quick... The mountain air was dry and hot as we watched the dining hall. We were sat outside, so we could appreciate the way the sun play...

(Continuation of my last prompt!) They were looking at the mercenary, but the murderer's eyes were seeing the past; remembering, sorting, choosing what would be told. The woman waited patiently. S...

@MontJyn hence the "sort of" I put in there- I know it's not the best example, but I couldn't think of the other books I've read that do that, or that *would* do that if there weren't too many guys...

It's so random but I get so annoyed when a group of characters goes on an adventure and then ends up with everyone in a relationship with another person in the group, sort of like at the end of Six...

No problem! I spent way too long researching old-timey jobs to not help others with it when I can. Hopefully it can help develop your town's physical features more!

Unless the town is completely self-sufficient, you'll probably have a lot of people who trade with nearby towns/villages- craftsmen who make goods like clocks or dairy products or what have you, an...

@Bandito I'm glad you like it! I did have specific OCs of mine in mind for this which is why the person on the ground is a they and not a he or she, but I ended up just liking it better without nam...