Friday, August 19, 2011

Post It Quote/Prompt of the Day


 Flash Fiction:
Telling a story in as few words as possible.

Ernest Hemingway is said to have written the shortest "flash fiction" story in history.
Here it is:  For Sale: Baby shoes, never worn.
 (This is an extreme example.)

Flash Fiction is generally a story written with no more than 1000 words but generally, those who write using this form keep their stories to 500 words or less.  Typically, it has a traditional beginning-middle-end story arc.  Brevity is the key.  Keep the writing tight.  If you've never written Flash Fiction before, try it now.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Answer to Mondays "Riddle" Poem

Did you guess the answer to yesterday's riddle poem?
Yes?  No?
The answer to the riddle is:  a wallet!


Monday, August 15, 2011

Mondays Poetry Moment

        A RIDDLE FOR YOU


First came the cow
I picked my favorite
Filled him with green
He followed me everywhere
Today when I reached inside him
All the green was gone!


© Lydia Lowe  8-15-2011

*written at Lori Brack's writer's workshop

Can you guess what I'm talking about?  Give up?   Tomorrow, I will reveal the answer.

Saturday, August 13, 2011

A Little Something Extra . . .Saturday

I have published my first novel. 
Previously, I had published poems in various literary publications.
This is my first novel.  Check it out.
Currently it is in the proof copy, re-write stage.
It will be available for purchase, very soon.

Friday, August 12, 2011

Post It Quote/Prompt of the Day

"What I value more than all things, good humor"
-Thomas Jefferson


Wednesday, August 10, 2011