#87: Fool Me Once
From trickster gods to office pranks, humans have long been fascinated by mischief and mayhem. There’s just something about breaking free of the rules of polite society and causing a bit of chaos that appeals deeply to our psyche.
This week, let’s embrace that playful spirit. Whether it’s someone being pranked or doing the pranking, there’s plenty of opportunity to dive deep into your characters’ motives and reactions. No joke — it’s time to break out the (metaphorical) cream pies and throw some anarchy at your protagonists.
This week's prompts
Write about a mischievous pixie or trickster god.
Kids – 206 stories
Stories
“A Favour For The Neighbour” by Barbara Burgess
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“96 Percent” by Dalia Navarez
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“About Pecht” by John Del Rio
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“They'll Never Forget This April Fools......” by Aimee R.
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“Raven Kills Everybody” by Kenneth Jackson
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“No Pranksters Allowed🚫🃏” by Jade Orien🍀
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“A Sense Of Humor” by You'd Think A Writer Would Have A More Creative Name .
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“A God's Rainbow Tie” by Luna Wood
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“Sweet Sweet Revenge” by Lara Migounoff
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“I'm not a liar” by Adanna Anita
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“The Impractical Prankster” by David Brown
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“How Thintar Became King” by Emily Powell
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“Mischief's Ship” by Isabelle Saadatmand
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$50
Prize money
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Contest entries
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Stories
Ended on 23:59 - Apr 02, 2021 EST
Won by Catherine Hill 🏆
Title: Samill the Trickster
Submissions must be between 1,000 - 3,000 words and will be approved and published on Reedsy Prompts within 7 days of the contest closing.
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