Posted on April 18, 2008 by finepewterportraits
It’s the best fodder…
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Chomp. AGH…Chomp. Wet chomp. Loud wet chomp with slurping noises. Sex. Every time I hear someone chew with their mouth open I think of sex and sloppy wet noises, and now it’s my mother slurping her soup, and I’m going to have to fucking kill her. My mother and sex can’t be [...]
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Posted on April 3, 2008 by bgblogging
From Tony:
100 Word Exercise
Think of a historical character and put him/her in a contemporary setting.
What would s/he think? How would s/he react?
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Posted on April 2, 2008 by bgblogging
This is Tony’s Prompt:
Look up the etymology of any word you like. Write the story of that word. 100 words.
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Posted on March 18, 2008 by thilmes
Sorry this took so long to put up…i had some technical difficulties. But I can now edit the motherblog and all is well. Ok, so here goes.
Pick one article of clothing–your favorite shirt, shoe, earring, sock, tie…whatever. Write a 100 word short about your relationship with this piece of clothing.
A pair of green-and-red-striped socks. Warning: [...]
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Posted on March 11, 2008 by sdennison
During my last months in Helena, the smoke from the distantly burning forest fires covered the streets and the mountains in a gray veil, obscuring the valley and the hills. On some days, it blurred even the trees across the street, and you could feel it grating on your throat each time you breathed [...]
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Posted on March 9, 2008 by minnowlefrak
“We want a pitcher not a belly-itcher!” Grubby fingers interlocked in the chain fence of the dugout. Half-empty yellow Gatorades on the concrete floor, Emily, on deck, balancing a bat on two fingers. “7’s up, it’s a up thing, 7’s up, she hits it every time…” Parents with newspapers and magazines [...]
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Posted on March 6, 2008 by matts9989
Hello everyone, here is an idea for a 100-word story:
Write about a violent thought or action that seems different now than it did at the time. Try to reimagine the passion that led to the violence in the first place.
I will post mine soon -
Matt
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Posted on March 5, 2008 by bgblogging
Here are the rules:
1. Use a second-person narrator
2. Use 150 words
3. Use the following words: bones, glint, forge, salt
4. Title it “On Storms”
5. Make it creative nonfiction
6. Go…
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Posted on March 2, 2008 by loisparshley
*Sorry this is a little late, I was at a water polo tournament all weekend.
We were alone on the bus so late it was early. There were other people who got on and then off again a few stops later, the crackhead with the ripped garbage bag wrapped around his head in a turban, the [...]
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Posted on March 1, 2008 by laublog5