Prompt - Found

Write about someone or something you found. About finding ourselves and that shoe you lost last week.

Don't forget to check the closet.

Blogger Shoutout - Lost Summers

Each week a randomly selected a Paris Underground writer gets a shoutout on the blog. Let's bombard them with comments and make them feel like they've found themselves or something.

This week's shoutout goes to Lost Summers, and their blog, Abyss.

Lost's posts always have brilliant metaphors that go even further than we can see, making us want to look harder, finding a meaning for ourselves.

Check it out here.

Prompt - Lost

Write about a time you lost something, someone, or yourself. About the gap they left where your heart used to go.

Maybe you'll find something, too.

Blogger Shoutout - Charles Darnell

Each week a randomly selected a Paris Underground writer gets a shoutout on the blog. Let's bombard them with comments and make them feel like they just won an Oscar or something.

This week's shoutout goes to Charles Darnell.

Charles's writing is well paced, containing short sentences that somehow mean a lot more than the letters they're made of.

Check it out here.

Prompt - Code to Live By

Write about any codes or moral rules you have that should never be broken. And I'm not talking about religious ones. I'm talking about the first rule of fight club. (Oops.)

Have fun. Be different.

Blogger Shoutout - Captain Blaire

Each week a randomly selected a Paris Underground writer gets a shoutout on the blog. Let's bombard them with comments and make them feel like they're better than everybody else.

This week's shoutout goes to Captain Blaire.

Their writing is intriguing, questioning what we've been told our whole lives. It asks the questions we're all afraid to ask because we can't always answer them.

Check it out here.

Prompt - Scotch Tape

Write about Scotch tape. About how we used it to hold blanket-fort roofs over our heads when we were kids and how that's a metaphor or something.

Scotch tape holds the world together.