YOUR PART: Throw out names, themes, random words or situations using the letter of the day and I'll pick some of them to include in the opening paragraphs of a short story.
WHY: I'm most inspired when there's a challenge involved. Usually that means an opening line or a theme. This month: your words.
My creative blender awaits your O word suggestions in the comments section. Stop by tomorrow's post to read the story you inspired.
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Sorry, life happened last week, and prevented me from visiting blogs and keeping up with my shorts each day. If you did donate words, the beginnings for each day have been updated now.
N Story:
The noisy sound of nothingness surrounded Nancy like static in her ears after a loud concert.
Sorry, life happened last week, and prevented me from visiting blogs and keeping up with my shorts each day. If you did donate words, the beginnings for each day have been updated now.
N Story:
The noisy sound of nothingness surrounded Nancy like static in her ears after a loud concert.
Short and simple. I like it!
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ReplyDeleteOld. Oblivious. Open. Onomatopoeia (my most favourite word in the world).
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Oblong. :-)
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