April Challenge #1

           Your mission, should you chose to accept it, is to write a premise for the story you most want to work on.
           This is not to say you can't have new ideas, but this will hopefully help to focus on your favorite idea, and start making some progress on it.

    Here's the link to the Go Teen Writer's post with some helpful tips on writing a premise. Remember, it can be as short as a single sentence, and shouldn't be longer then a paragraph. At our next meeting, we'll all to to share what we've wrote.

        Happy writing! Here's some encouragement from the Doctor. :)

"Calla Rathbourne is shy and withdrawn, but when an event arises that her family has been participating in for generations, she must decide between staying in her comfort zone and honoring her parents."
     -Evilas Cuson

The Roman world is a changing place under Emperor Diocletian, and newly stationed centurion of the urban cohort of Salonae, Quintus Hadrianus,  needs to find where he stands.  Profitable opportunities open themselves as his reputation spreads, but a ghost from his past could mean forfeiting everything, even his life. 

Change has also come for Milo, a slave in a wealthy household, and aspiring physician. After hearing the message of the gospel, he must learn how to follow the One True God in a harsh pagan world, and when to live is Christ, to die is gain. 

   - Beatrice Ravencroft, "Mithras and Myrrh"

19 year old Rory Sonders had everything in control, but with one missed step her life came crashing down like old Grams in the stairwell. On her own, with a newborn in her care, and the con man next door endangering all their lives, they have to leave the city if they want to survive. Except to their knowledge, no one has ever left. 
- Rosewood, "In The Present Age". 

In 1801 Denmark, who had been peaceful for eighty years, was thrown into the Napoleonic war. There was no lack of prospective soldiers, because the Danish countrymen were filled with patriotism and love of fatherland. They would all fight for their country without blinking twice, except Fritjof Hawken. He wondered why they were fighting, because the glory of war didn't blind him to the great pain it caused. If the Danish government couldn't uphold peace, then Fritjof had to. He vowed to save his compatriots' lives, but can a single man save a country?

           -Johny A. Crow

In the future a desert filled with ruins hides an advanced geo-dome.
This dome is the home of Bas, and his good friend Ril, though to them it has become a prison. Together they venture out of the dome and into the desert to find what adventure they can, and to discover the fate of their classmate, Cas. However, in their adventures they are pursued by Ril's malicious brother, Drez, and an evil gang inhabiting the desert. 
        - Dom I. Nayshun

 A doorknob that is always locked is found by a boy named Elem. It just so happens that he is able to open it and its almost like an invisible door to an invisible room and in it is a book that a famous author, (whom I don’t know who it is yet) wrote and every page comes to life but it is unfinished and he embarks on an adventure to finish the book.
         - Gabe

Charles is a young detective on the cusp of fame and success, but a debilitating car accident leaves him blind and without the use of his legs. When he is forced to face the biggest case of his career, he must overcome his fears and difficulties in order to achieve his dreams.
        - Gaal Warbeck