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This event is not safe for Ramadan. Stay safe, lovelies! Welcome to Plot Twist. Every writer knows the feeling: there’s a plot you’ve crafted which you’d adore writing, but you just can’t find the muse, time, etc. Now's the time to see that plot come to life! If you choose to participate, you’ll provide two unwritten prompts along with what genres/ships/etc. you’re comfortable writing. Once applications are closed, in a week's time, all participants will receive another participant’s prompt and will have one month to craft it. The catch? The participant who receives the plot will know who the plot belongs to, but the owner of the plot will not know who their plot went to. After our event closes, all members will have the opportunity to gift the owner of the prompt their story!

rules

must be a BangtanIDX member

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fill out this application

tag your post with #promptwistbidx

please only tag your writing for this event with this tag.

schedule

​May 5th — Announcements

May 12th — Applications closed

May 16th — Prompts assigned

May 19th — Prompts finalized

in case you are unhappy with your assigned prompt, you’ll receive a new one by this time that fits suitably.

June 19th — Event closes

June 20th — Prompt party!

important things to note 

We're glad you’re interested! Let’s talk about two things. One, how much you can write with the prompt, and two, how to format your own prompt.

HOW MUCH YOU CAN WRITE Unless it’s specified in the prompt, your word count is completely up to you! The minimum word count is 1k, and you MUST write a oneshot. Furthermore, here’s why we’re restricting drabbles and series. Slow burn is a must for series, and the owner of the prompt may not see their prompt come to life in one chapter. As for drabbles, they move very quickly and could prevent writing in great detail or to the extent you’d like.

HOW TO FORMAT YOUR PROMPT We ask you to be specific, so you can see your prompt play out the way you intend it to! Exactly how much detail you’d like can bend at your discretion, but make sure to give your mystery writer a little bit of leeway so they, too, can add a personal touch. Your prompt may not be one for a series. It may only be a prompt for a oneshot. Oh, and the code word for the application is agust.

Example of what you SHOULDN'T do: “Enemies to lovers. Y/N sees Taehyung on accident. School AU / smut/fluff / x Reader” The problems here:

No one can tell exactly how the story will go. Why are they enemies? What did Y/N see?

School AU is not specific. Are they in high school? College?

Example of what you SHOULD do: “Your new neighbor Taehyung is so annoyingly loud every morning that you want to smash your window open, but that all changes when you accidentally see him naked. Now, you want him to smash you. College AU / smut/fluff / x Reader” The problems here:

None. Perfect!