Creative Writing Prompt: Live Long and Prosper or Not creative writing prompt

Ok welcome to number 2 Creative Writing Prompt: Live Long and Prosper or Not for our March-April contest. I don’t think posting these every day is going to be as easy as I thought. Right now I publish a poem, lit mag listing, book publisher, and book promotion every day. So why not throw one more thing on the pile right? Oh and doing a complete rework of the site because it was just hit by and update, so much fun.

So please forgive me if I don’t get a prompt up every day. I’ll try every other day. Also because of the update I can’t just post the prompt, the post has to be much longer or the engines get upset. A bunch of the people do it for spam or something.

Anyway, we are sticking with the theme of horror prompts. I hoping to get some 250 word responses in the comments. You can win $100. Two hundred and fifty words for $100 is almost 50 cents per word. That’s not bad.

Please post your story in the comments. Best story wins. For complete rules go to our 1^st prompt for this month: Creative Writing Prompt: The Man in the Long Cold Night.

I really will post a new prompt about every other day. Please make sure to spread the word for us. Post the contest to FB and twitter and all that. I would really appreciate the help. Also, I’m not putting words on the picture every time. It’s just a commitment.

I hope you enjoy our contest and good luck.

Live Long and Prosper or Not

Sitting at the table the man has 2 cups. They are both black thick liquids, only a mouthful in the bottom of a Dixie cup. “One will kill you instantly,” the man says. “The other will make you live forever. This is the chance you paid so much for…”

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