Burn
#3 of little nothings it's, yes, another writing exercise i did for class... yay. "go away." "no." what a pain in the ass. i hoped vainly that i'd never see him again, but of course i knew otherwise.
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.
Court Date
#4 of little nothings more writing exercises! this one is set in a world i made up for an rp a while back. i made the whole world, and never got to use it enough for my satisfaction, so i might do more in this world... maybe.
Faux Fossil
Daydreams of the far-flung future when we've settled down and had extended family over to visit; done as a writing exercise for a weekly prompt at furaffinity. it turned out cute so i thought i'd share it elsewhere.
An End to Crime
This was the result of a writing exercise. the news had spoken so much about the threat of war that no one took it seriously any more, but it distracted attention from people like her. the farm house was isolated and old.
Battle of the Bear
#2 of writing exercises an exercise to see how in depth i can go into detail. i probably could have gone into more detail, but this has already taken me four hours to write, and i'd like to move on to other exercises.
Lore Bonus: Argus' Augmentations
With lore still fresh in my mind after my previous writing exercise, i went ahead and threw together a bonus piece to better explain what exactly was done during the creation of argus.
Basic Training (1k words)
(meta note: this is a writing exercise based upon characters created by [geneseepaws](%5c). it is exactly 1,000 words -- see [here](%5c) for the full version.)
1/365 - First Encounter.
Small, healthy doses of writing exercises. let's see if it helps, in any way. okay, without further ado, here's the first: 1. first encounter. "just what the fuck do you plan to do with your life?"
Exercise -- Write About a Premonition
writing exercises can sometimes provide a wonderful starting point... or even a very, very short story that could almost be considered complete unto itself... -----------------------------
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.
Basic Training
(meta note: this is a writing exercise based upon characters created by [geneseepaws](%5c), and used with permission). **basic training** "well, well well," the dalmatian heard caustically from behind him, "what have we here?"