The 100-word Blast!
This is a constraint, but it has a lot of flexibility and freedom,
100-Word Blasts
I have a couple of 100-word micro fictions forthcoming in SubTerrain’s next issue.
I had so much fun writing these, I thought I would share this prompt with you. I also did the prompt with my fiction class, and they got terrific results.
This is a constraint, but it has a lot of flexibility and freedom, which is why it is perfect for me.
Also I like to write micro.
So go at it—write a 100-words of something—a story, a poem, a dialogue.
Paid subscribers are invited to share their process of this writing prompt and/or post their creative work in the comments.
Select works will be in consideration for publication in a future issue of Send My Love to Anyone.
For Inspiration
Excerpts from The Teeth of the Comb by Osama Alomar
Sophie Calle’s work and book True Stories
Excerpt from 99 Stories of God by Joy Williams
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I found the glow sticks at the Sally Ann. The duct-taped package made me wonder if they worked but you don’t question a miracle.
“How does this work?” I asked my zumba buddy.
“You’ve never snapped a glow stick?”
“Nope. I’m a glow stick virgin.”
Turned out, my sticks were a no glow zone.
My friend, who looked like a son of mine could look if I’d ever had a son, saw my disappointment.
“Take mine. Snap two, it’s the coolest thing!”
I took the gift but I was mad with God.
Ah well. The story of my life.
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(I don’t love “worked” and “work” so close to each other but I need to read try to read two books this aft, so I must move on! All suggestions welcome! This was fun!)