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Twitter Fiction


One of the surprising things I have discovered on Twitter is the range of writing challenges that are hosted there. It’s been refreshing to be forced to think within the very restricting confines of 140 characters, and it has been a lot of fun to join in with some of these exercises.

In particular I like the way the format helps to concentrate your thoughts. I had never imagined that it would be possible to distil a story into such a few lines.

Here is a round up of some of my efforts. Some work, some don’t. I just thought it would be nice to gather them together.

If you fancy checking out some superb masters of the craft, take a look at the Twitter accounts of Stairs To The Abyss, Arden Tyne Kent or Frank Watson

They write some stunning little gems.

Response to the theme “Cold Sunlight”

 

— Jennifer Harvey (@JenAnneHarvey) November 20, 2013
 

Response to the theme The Wrong Bus

 

Response to the theme Collecting A Wolf

 

Response to the theme Sarcophagus

 

Response to the theme Passed Away

 

Response to the theme Balloon

 

Response to the theme The Imaginary Monk

 

Response to the theme Starting Over

 

Response to the theme Ear

 

Response to the theme Rest In Peace

 

Response to the theme Family Business

 

Response to the theme The Soprano

 

Response to the theme Cold Skin

 

Response to the theme Gunpowder

 

Response to the theme Hidden

 

Response to the theme Hole

 

Response to the theme The Phone Call

 

Response to the theme Strength

 

Response to the theme The Dead

 

Response to the theme The Wire

 

Response to theme “Anatomy”

 

Response to the theme “Pebbles and Stones”

 

Response to the theme “The Taxi”

 

Response to the theme “Conscientiously”

 

Response to theme “Beautiful Light”

 

Response to theme “Bewildered Baloons”


Response to theme “Bad Night”

 

Response to theme “Misty Morning”

 

Response to theme “Men”

 

Response to theme “Crisp”

 

Response to theme “Problem Solved”

 

Response to theme “Angry”

 

Response to the theme “Smash”

 

Response to word of the day “eldritch”.

Response to the theme “The Push”

Response to the theme “Story Shop”

 

Response to the theme “Memory”

Response to the theme “‘Tis 60 Years Since”

Response to the theme “Romance”

Response to the theme “Superhero Scientists”

 

Response to the theme “What Chairs Speak Of”

Response to seeing a woman in a shopping mall

Response to the theme “Maps”

Response to the theme “Fever”

 

Bitch Haikus

 

 

 

Response to theme “Scattered Icing Shards”

 

Response to theme “The Broken Necklace”


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