Writing the First Word on Reddit - March 7

Here's today's word on Reddit in the writing communities!

Hot prompt: [WP]"This is how it works," Death explained. "You pick the game and we play. Cheating is allowed, but if either one of us is caught by the other, they lose. If you win, you'll wake up back in the hospital and I'll give you another 10 years. If you lose then it's time for judgement. Understood?"

A great prompt! I'd probably pick Go Fish. Can't really cheat at that game, can you? Unless you deal, I suppose.

Dragoning intensifies! Rule 2 is suspended for THIS THREAD ONLY. Post all the stupid dragon related memes you want.

Bring out your love for dragons in the thread.

Hot thread on a writer sharing their set-up of characters in a story:

I asked my girlfriend with a Masters in Anthropology to ask me 20 questions about my fictional world.

Popular six-word story--the title is the story: God is Love; Love is Blind.

Hot Recommendation-request for book/series: Looking for books about sea adventures and/or swashbuckling pirates!

I suggested reading the Bloody Jack series. It's a great one, and I've re-read it many times, like Harry Potter's re-readability. The first book's English is off-putting, but she gets better at speaking in the next book. There's a reason for that.