A fictitious mind.
Stars need darkness; darkness needs stars. “Oh look at the stars,” said the boy to no one in particular. “What a beautiful night,” replied the darkness. The startled boy trips over, soon to stand as a boy no more, but a man. Read some Twitter fiction.
Throw a blanket and read some Twitter Fiction from your couch! Today’s Twitter-sized story inspired from the word ‘Blanket’: He raises the blanket like a sail and travels the universe. It’s all real as long as you believe, says his Grandmother. Try your hand at Twitter-sized stories by writing one (or more) in the comments. Check out my Twitter […]
Tweets for a prize! If you haven’t heard already, Twitter is a way of finding the essence of stories through the conciseness of tweets. Currently, Logitech are running a very short story challenge on the platform. Each week there will be three winners chosen by the two judges @VeryShortStory and @nickbelardes. The winners will receive a Logitech K780 Multi-Device Wireless Keyboard to keep them motivated at […]
Reddit Six Word Stories Here’s some Reddit literature in six words that fit in your pocket. As you might know, I’m usually part of the #SixWords community on Twitter. Naturally, I now also follow and participate in /r/sixwordstories Celebration is in order…or not Got sober again! Drank to celebrate… from sixwordstories That one thing She took everything but my apology […]
2016 and more comic characters Funny thing, belief. I used to say that I didn’t know how to draw or my tiny doodles were plain empty. In reality though, when I think about it, they were there to serve a purpose; mostly to think or relax my mind. I’ve been on a doodling frenzy ever since I watched this TEDx talk by […]
It’s the day! Here’s a micro Christmas story for the holidays. May you have your own peaceful Christmas and a prosperous New Year. I think I’ll go out to celebrate this day, he thought to himself as he grabbed his hazel jacket. He stepped into the cold outdoors and began his walk, his boots leaving a thick trail of […]
A four word story to Christmas. Four word story today, three words tomorrow. Share your four words below.