A fictitious mind.
Moleskine opened a new store last year during my first week in Berlin, just for me, or so I like to think. I dedicate my 3000th tweet to @moleskine. May 2014 be the year I experience the wonders of entering one of their stores. #dreams — Luke Żammit (@AlphaWings) March 5, 2014 I generally write all over my Moleskine pages […]
Twitter is my source of micro-fiction. As an avid follower of creative writing, I thought of compiling a short list of my favourite #TwitterFiction from this week (starting 21st September). If we’re dead, then why do I still crave french toast? #1lineWed — Eliza Nolan (@ElizaNolanPants) September 23, 2015 does your husband know you’re here #sixwords — M (@queenbukowski) September […]
Instagram is a gallery of pictures. Pictures are a 1000 words, this one is clearly more. As with Twitter, I use Instagram to tell tiny stories. Here’s an insta-story I had not uploaded elsewhere. There are many creative writers who use Instagram as another way of sharing their stories or poetry. Have you ever posted such a picture? What do you […]
Creative writing in a tweet. She’s not pretty in the sense that every man and woman want to date, but rather in the sense that she enjoys lone dates. #TwitterFiction — Luke Żammit (@AlphaWings) May 23, 2015
Sometimes it all comes down to a single word. A word of such profound stories yet it has none. The word lingers hindering others from progressing and as you think that the end has come, there it is; nothing.
Moment of truth. In a perfect moment, He gracefully danced at the edge, just almost tipping over. His confidence kept his soul alive. And now at the bottom of what seemed so far; His eyes wide and dry with everyone else’s disapproval. Tweet me your moment of #micropoetry.
Picture quotes of 18 words. You can probably find many quotes here, however, this is about a seed. It tells a motivational story about change, allowing for new beginnings. Let’s connect; share your 18-word quotes in the comments below.