Twitterfic IPSTP Day Celebration!
Apr. 23rd, 2010 09:20 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
talkstowolvesAs part of my celebration of International Pixel-Stained Technopeasant Day, I am planning to commit Twitterfic! However, I am definitely going to need your help for this one. It doesn't necessitate already having a Twitter account, but being previously active on Twitter does help. Read on to find out how to participate!
Twitterfics are incredibly concentrated bursts of creativity: microfiction of 140 characters or less. Here are two examples that I've featured here before, both comprising noirish takes on fairy tales:
1
He should've known the ballerina was trouble with her killer paper gam. Yet he smiled as he burned: she'd flared out first.
2
"You got in the way of a good thing, grandma," she said, as her lover's canines snapped tight on old flesh and housecoat all.
So, interested in seeing me write more? Join in the fun and give me a prompt! Send me a tell directly on Twitter @talkstowolves with a single word* and a theme: I'll write whatever you inspire!
If you don't have a Twitter account, you can still participate: just leave your prompts here, and be sure to check my Twitter feed throughout the day.
* I suggest using evocative words on the short side: I only have 140 characters to craft a tiny story, and longer words will eat up space.
This entry was originally posted on Livejournal. You can comment here or there.
Twitterfics are incredibly concentrated bursts of creativity: microfiction of 140 characters or less. Here are two examples that I've featured here before, both comprising noirish takes on fairy tales:
He should've known the ballerina was trouble with her killer paper gam. Yet he smiled as he burned: she'd flared out first.
"You got in the way of a good thing, grandma," she said, as her lover's canines snapped tight on old flesh and housecoat all.
So, interested in seeing me write more? Join in the fun and give me a prompt! Send me a tell directly on Twitter @talkstowolves with a single word* and a theme: I'll write whatever you inspire!
If you don't have a Twitter account, you can still participate: just leave your prompts here, and be sure to check my Twitter feed throughout the day.
* I suggest using evocative words on the short side: I only have 140 characters to craft a tiny story, and longer words will eat up space.
This entry was originally posted on Livejournal. You can comment here or there.