NaNoWriMo 2021 – Days 20 & 21
I made no progress on Days 20 & 21 of NaNoWriMo 2021.
Read moreI made no progress on Days 20 & 21 of NaNoWriMo 2021.
Read moreI made a lot of progress on Day 19 of NaNoWriMo 2021, I wrote 1,588 words in total. These words were for my first draft of an analysis article: Exploration of the afterlife on television: The Good Place vs Upload.
Read moreI made a lot of progress on Days 17 & 18 of NaNoWriMo 2021. For one thing, on Day 17, I actually wrote something for the first time in a week. I wrote a short story for the Australian Writers’ Centre’s Furious Fiction – October 2021 competition, which was 202 words in total. On Day 18, I wrote a short
Read moreWrite a piece from the point of view of someone who is only half human.** Ally I have very few friends in the magical community, Zoey Martin is definitely one of them, Jesinta Wallis is not. I have very few friends for two reasons – I’m half-human (so I can’t entirely relate to the human experience or human emotions) and
Read moreThe brief of the AWC Furious Fiction—September 2021 short story competition was as follows: Your story must include EITHER an attic OR a basement. Your story must include some kind of insect. Your story must include the words EARTH, WIND, FIRE and WATER. *** Ally I have very few friends in the magical community, Zoey Martin is definitely one of
Read moreWe all love TV shows—whether it’s romance, dramas or comedies—and we not only love TV shows, we love the characters that come with them. In fact the characters, or at least one of them, are generally the reason why we love certain TV shows. A good character is rounded, multi-dimensional and relatable. With the latter term, relatable usually means human
Read more‘All beauty is transient.’ Write a story where the poignancy of this observation is illustrated.** Renovations: I’ve lived in this apartment complex for ten years. I moved here when I was 18, fresh out of school, new to an entry-level, minimum wage job, as well as adulthood. My initial goal was to save money to buy my own luxury house,
Read moreThe brief of the AWC Furious Fiction—October 2021 short story competition was as follows: Your story’s setting: a COURT of some kind. Your story must include a character who measures something. Your story must include the words BALLOON, ROCK, UMBRELLA. *** Renovations: I’ve lived in this apartment complex for ten years. I moved here when I was 18, fresh out
Read moreWrite a piece set in the future, incorporating one major change from today’s world (show us the change: don’t tell us what it is).** #This story is the sequel to my 2016 novelette, How We Got Here. How We Got Here is the story of Lorraine and her ten children (who are now adults). Lorraine is about to marry her
Read moreFrom: l.lincolnson@parkerlockwoodassociates.com.au Sent: Saturday, 21 March 2020, 6.00pm To: +Kids Subject: Checking In Hi Dears, Well it’s happened, they’ve shut the borders and now there’s social distancing. The boss called me, well all of us, into work tomorrow for an emergency meeting to figure out how we’re going to operate with social distancing requirements. Travis is going into work tomorrow
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