Writetober 2023 Day 5: Flies
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Griogar Samnha
Dhùisg Griogar beag madainn Samhna agus lorg gun robh e air an mullach-seòmair.
Bha ochd casan molacha aig, sùilean gun cunnt, agus cnatan sticeach anns a' bhrù.
Thàinig eagal air.
B'ar le a chairdean gun robh Griogair a' mealladh 'son farpaise culaidhe-choimheache.
Cha robh comasach dha dhol ris an sgoil!
50faclan-ficsean
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dhìochuimhnich mi seo san Dàmhair. Meallaibh e a-nis.
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Dark Easter
Florida Memory: A young girl poses with the “Easter Bunny,” circa 1953, flickr
I have a dark offering for those of us who feel the rose is off the #Easter bloom, especially since the inception of the pandemic a few years ago. A brief summary: four 50-word #horror stories set in a pandemic age in which children experience uncertainty, loneliness, and fear, in which darkness and anxiety are…
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sorry i cannot find the energy to get excited about hacks s3 i have been sitting in the dark thinking about jaheira from baldur's gate 3 nonstop for 2 months straight with no signs of stopping anytime soon
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This is a no hate zone but I just wanna say if Gale from Waterdeep was a woman I would be all over that character…
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Thankfully I track my daily writing amount, because I've just been continuing writing my story the last couple days. I knew I wasn't going to win Nanowrimo this year, I was just too busy, but I hoped I'd at least hit halfway. Unfortunately, I only had 23,219 words as of the end of November 30.
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a friend of mine is currently reading Don Quixote which was written as a parody of (kitschy) knight novels. Now he's speculating if such a thing could be written about the contemporary YA genre.
I would read that.
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50 Words: Not a Stone’s Throw
It would be embarrassing if anyone found out.
Since childhood, he’d loved movies with characters who possessed telekinesis. Ever since, he’d sometimes tried to levitate objects while he was alone. He must’ve failed thousands of times. But today – there was no denying the rock floating well above his outstretched palm…
You can find this and much more from me on Wordpress! 😄❤️
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Writetober 2022 Day 26: Creeping. Based on a true story. 👵
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a lot of the fantasy ive read and disliked lately kind of reads like a screenplay there was a nyt article about this but i lost it anyway thats literally what the problem is people dont even seem to get that novels are like their own thing & in the same way that there’s things you don’t get from reading a novel that you get from a film there’s also things you don’t get from watching a film that you do from a novel :/ but it’s self-fulfilling because if you don’t use those things then your novel will just be like. a worse and more boring version of a film
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Drifty
Pawel Nolbert, unsplash
Lanie felt drifty, like a gossamer web blowing with every breeze until one day she detached and flew free, floating over the highway, over the city, over her childhood home, out to the sea at sunset. She would stay here a while, she thought. There was a lot of sea.
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The funnest part of an unmedicatable migraine that never ends is that you can’t even get it together enough to have fun past staring at a word document and hating yourself for 30 minutes as the general pain gets worse as I stare at the bright fucking screen, the real thrills of life here man, especially with the brain fog where I can’t goddamn think of words which gets worse when I’m in pain, that’s my favorite part/s
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