Creative Writing Prompt #3: Second Thoughts
The third of our creative writing exercises. i'm really fond of this one, possibly because it's our first homework assignment that's explicitly furry, so it gave me the chance to play with some of my favorite ideas. hope you like it!
Fallen Leaf
#3 of flash fiction another bit of flash fiction i did for a writing exercise with some friends. wasn't going to upload it, but decided what the hell.
Creative Writing Prompt #2: Voyager-Type Diasporic Data Emission as a Solution to Great Filter Dynamics
This is the second of my writing groups' flash fiction writing exercises- basically just homework assignments we give ourselves to hone our craft a bit. i had fun with this one, and i think it honors the spirit of the assignment in an unexpected way.
INTENSE BIRD FACTS (THAT ARE IN NO WAY MADE UP) [1 of ???]
This is less of a story or story snippet and more along the lines of a "writing exercise". like...what kind of bird facts and bird secrets would a bird (such as myself) divulge to the other non-birds that make up the population of this bizarre world?
Child's Play
#13 of poetry as seen in my writer's blog: http://sirenscoast.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/childs-play-and-writing-exercises/ _ **child's play** _ _she learns to dance_ _he learns to play_ _the two in-sync_ _and continue the display_ _she keeps in time_
Dialog -- You Have Stayed Too Long.txt
As i have described in my profile, some of the writing that i put up here comes from writing exercises, drafts, vignettes, and so forth.
Emulation Practice: Macro Cricket
#3 of writing exercises i'm trying to practice using other authors' styles, in this case, william faulkner's. and the sun burned deep amber patches around his face, and patches of beard hair singed from the heat.
For you...
I know i have not posted many things, so in between the times when i am writing stories or working on rp's, i will be doing short, small writing exercises so i can get back into it without any delay or nervousness about keeping the pace and story the same.
Exercise -- Write about what's under your house
As i explain in my profile, i may upload snippets, pieces, writing exercises that have a small life of their own. this is one such exercise, sparked by the idea of writing about what's underneath the house that i live in.
Leaving Home
It's a wonderful writing exercise and really helped me get back into the groove of things again. **thursday prompt: leaving home** ** ** ** ** ** ** _by: thaine t.
Emulation Practice: Upstate Doggo
#4 of writing exercises another emulation exercise, this time in the style of edith wharton. to demonstrate the stylistic differences, it would actually be better to write the same thing but in different voices. however...
Simple choices.
**this is just a little something, a writing exercise per-say. please forgive it's shortness, but that's how it is meant to be, short, and very, very dark. please leave a comment or review.** you know when you're going to die.