New Challenge: Potluck Bingo
Sit down to a delicious selection of prompts served on bingo boards, created by the SWG community.
This month's challenge Rise Above is inspired by women in the sciences. Each participant will receive a quote from a woman who has advanced the participation of women in the sciences. Although we are offering this challenge alongside Legendarium Ladies April, your response does not have to feature a female character or women in science, although special stamps are available for those who take on these extra challenges. (Also--please feel free to use your challenge quote in combination with this month's wonderful Legendarium Ladies April prompts, or write or include a poem as part of Poetry Month!) You may use all or part of your quote in any way that you choose in responding to the challenge. Challenge responses must be posted to the SWG archive by May 10 to be eligible for a stamp.
If you wish to participate in this month's challenge, leave a comment on our our Dreamwidth or LiveJournal, drop us an ask on our tumblr, or email us at moderator@silmarillionwritersguild.org. We will send your quote to you as soon as possible.
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Choose your prompt from the collection below.
While on vacation, a pair of young women decide to explore some ruins. One of them discovers something startling.
At the beginning of the Third Age, Doriath is long gone with most of its people. Fëanor, Fingolfin, and their children are long gone as well.
Elrond might never know how these words were originally spoken, for all they are written down in his library.
Celebrían wants to keep anyone in the future from wondering how their poems are meant to be spoken.
Lúthien encourages Galadriel to approach Melian for tutoring.
A new prisoner is brought to Angband, and in her ever-ongoing pursuit of knowledge, Thuringwethil spends some time with him.
In Nargothrond, Curufin leaves behind the last remains of the heart that was once filled with fire... and a letter.
Findis has to re-evaluate a friendship in light of fresh information.
Raising a child of the house of Finwë is no small task, and Elenwë is plagued with doubts as Idril grows to become much like her father’s family. She sets out to give her daughter a gift worthy of a Noldorin princess.
Light dies, and the web endures.
In a world newly wrought, Yavanna ponders all the ways in which the world is being brought into being, and her place in it.
In the Fourth Age, young Barahir comes up with a conspiracy theory about a Numenorean queen and explains his theory to Ivriniel of Dol Amroth.
A look into the dreams and ambitions of Curufin’s wife.
Nerdanel devises a way to make Palantíri.
In the last hour of Númenor, Tar-Míriel attempts to gain ground with a final prayer.
Why doesn't Nerdanel have a mother?
This grew a little based on my Rise Above Prompt :o
Nerdanel gets accepted as a student of Aulë's... ;)