I have my eyes on # 892.

My favorite prompt is  213 First line: "You want me to do what?" I wrote my very first prompt response. The motivating feedback prompted an anthology story eventually. I had so much to learn, lol.

A few days before the news was released, I posted my first ever prompt. From Prompt 892, I wrote Wiler's House.

https://gayauthors.org/story/astone2292/rocky-prompts-tennessee/1

I never paid much attention to the prompts, but something told me to do one. Now something's telling me to write another...

Edit: Psst, @wildone. The links send us to "Sorry! We couldn't find that topic," pages. 

I have so many responses to Wayne's prompts.

I think one of the first was 447 The Gift, which was the one that started the Faris and James stories  and the other #500 What took you so long? which inspired me write Coward, Anal and Time .  Which is a personal favourite of mine. I have a bunch of unfinished ones also.  I will continue to use them, because they are there and they are inspiring when i am not inspired.

Wayne and his wonderful weekly prompts were missed in the past when he was not able to be here and I will continue to look for them on Fridays for the foreseeable future.

Thank you, Wayne. You've left a wonderful legacy for us; a well of ideas we can all draw from.

I was also fortunate to be inspired by one of his last two prompts and wrote this prior to the sad news.

The Rover's Return Chapter 1 by Ivor Slipper - Gay Authors

I always checked out Wayne's prompts as soon as they were posted, and one in particular, #801, inspired me to write a short story I'd had percolating in my brain for years. That was the beauty of his prompts. The were the push we sometimes needed, whether to write something specific, or just to write. It was, and remains, a great service to authors new and old.   I know I will return to them for inspiration from time to time.

Prompt #801  https://gayauthors.org/story/headstall/merry-christmas/