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January 16: Flash FictionChallenge 99 words, no more, no less. It's a simple constraint, an easy-to-master literary art form, and a powerful writing tool for creatives and entrepreneurs. Writers calibrate the usefulness and beauty of 99-words through weekly flash fiction challenges. Wave your hands in the air Like you just don't care! They do... |
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norahcolvin.com
This week at the Carrot Ranch, Charli Mills challenged writers to In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story using the word, "swimmingly." which means "smoothly or satisfactorily." What is the situation? Who is involved? Let the word take you into a story. Go where the prompt leads! This is my response. I... |
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culturevultureexpress.wordpress.com
In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about a unicorn. It can be realistic or fantastical. Go where the prompt leads. **** Like The Unicorn She knew like the unicorn she would be hunted and many would try to bring her down. She also knew there was many who... |
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jjjinteractivebooks.com
Image Credit: Facebook artist -Kaoru Yamada Lone sidewalk cafeLacks appeal in winter coldWarm April sunlightSpring blooms wield their magic wandsThe spellbound fill cafe chairs W3 Prompt #103: Wea've WrittenWeekly poet of the week, Heather, prompts us to write a poem about April. Colleen challenges us to write an ekphrastic poem this week for 24 Seasons... |
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