Has this been done?
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN READ THIS AND GET A GOOD LAUGH?
ANYONE?
And if no one’s written it yet, who’s looking to do so?
And if no one’s written it yet, who’s looking to do so?
These are actually supposed to be one line stories, but to me, they all sound like great one-liners for a writing prompt/challenge. I think I might try some (or all) at a later date.
I haven’t the slightest idea where I found this or who made it (PLEASE COME FORWARD AND DEMAND CREDIT IF THIS IS YOURS! I will wholeheartedly award you your much deserved credits <3) Nevertheless, it’s beautiful and we should all try to join in.
If you do join in, you can do this whenever the heck you feel like it. But me personally? I’m going to try doing this for March Madness (…aka IN MARCH…) and maybe post whatever I come up with here as part of my meet the blogger feature?
I dunno. Either way, I think it will be fascinating to do. I’ve never done something like this on myself, sorta autobiographical in a way. It’s always been on one of my hundreds of characters (which, in itself, is telling, of course).
Hm… and even that, I haven’t done in… Goodness. I haven’t done anything like this since my first published short story collection in 2007. It’s a shame it’s been nearly a decade. *cringes just thinking on it* I suppose it’s time to start again and get back into the love to writing, be it about myself or my most beloved characters.
As for those of you who don’t want to do it on yourself, why not do as I’ve done and try taking a favourite character from a book/movie/TV show/anime/whathaveyou and answer each prompt on them? Or if you have your own creations, then make these prompts be about them. Have them answer an interview or write their own story from their perspective. That would be equally exciting, dont’cha think? :3
Anyway, enough chatter. Pass it along if you do decide to take part in this 30 Day Writing Challenge. I hope it inspires you to write like no tomorrow~ ❤
Regardless of your feelings on this writing “competition,” it is a fantastic event to participate in if you want to experience that rush as you write alongside thousands upon thousands of others INTERNATIONALLY… Everyone trying to get out that crazy story that’s been tumbling around in their head for goodness knows how long.
And what’s the goal? 50,000 words or more in a single month. Can you do it?
I’ve been a participant since… hmm… 200…3? 2004? Something like that! 😀 So, you can just say I’m something of a veteran. Nonetheless, I will always advocate and support this event and all it’s promotion of creativity and the glorious art of writing.
PepTalk – NaNo-ing Advice: I wanted to leave you with a final piece of advice:
Speaking from my own past and current experience, “bad writing” is just as important and influential as “good writing.”
Don’t let anyone tell you differently.
“Bad writing” can be learned from, improved upon, and refined. “Bad writing” is a priceless commodity that helps you get one step closer to achieving your goal. Bad writing is awesome.
(FYI – I just don’t condone the publishing of said “bad writing” *hur hur should be obvious*)
So don’t be discouraged if you end up writing something that isn’t the greatest come the end of November. Be proud that you got it all down and written in the first place! You’re one step closer than those who are still stuck in the godawful, “I’ll write it down… someday…” phase.
Now that you’ve written your story — about 150+ pages worth of it — you can turn that junk into gold.
“Good” and even “great writing” talents can be discovered! And what writer out there doesn’t enjoy a good challenge to force you to get some writing time into your day?
I don’t know about all of you, but I’m excited for next weekend. I haven’t had the opportunity to really enjoy All Hallows’ Eve for at least a year or more, so this will be a super special day for me. *fingers crossed* The weather seems to be cooperating here on the East Coast. (At least, for now.) We’ll see how everything turns out as the week progresses.
Just some fun things to make mention of:
Now here’s my question for you:
Is it the holiday itself or the shenanigans that occur all around the world? Is it the creepy aspect or fun lovin’ trick or treatin that makes you feel like a kid again?
Tell me in the comments! I’d love to get a discussion going. All opinions are welcome~
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