Tag Archives: committing fiction

Six Word Story No. 45

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She sometimes ate tiny crab tostadas.

frida&salidor

Six Word Story No. 40

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Emmaline’s necklace was conspicuous but sublime.

feather hat

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Six Word Story No. 28

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Spring arrived, wearing her fancy skirts.

nasst

Six Word Story No. 21

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As light faded Venus came alive.

venus

 

 

 

Six Word Story No. 16

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In therapy, it all made sense.

uni

Six Word Story No. 14

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His ardor was genuine but futile.

goof

practice, practice::repeat

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This advice seems a simple truth. . .and it is. Reading is not just doing nothing!

Author Ian McEwan talks about the writing life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0ZEE9_iZRk