One line exercises
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writercisesA collection of one line exercises. In most cases, this is a phrase or single line intended to provoke a story - so go ahead, find one that makes your muse jump, and write!
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"One, seven, three..."
Date: 2008-03-06 02:11 am (UTC)Okay--I'm behind again, short on time, and rushing, so...
Take this sentence:
Write about it. Who is he? Why and how did he die? What does this cryptic message mean (if anything)?
You probably want at least two characters (besides the corpus delecti). What is their relationship to the deceased? To each other? To whatever is behind those cryptic numbers?
And the keys are flying, the notions trying, the synapses popping!
It's writers at work!
*groan--later!*