Maid of Marvels
Lurking with Intent
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Ernest Hemingway once said his best work was a story he wrote in just six words:
'For sale: baby shoes, never worn.'
"The Guardian" challenged some contemporary authors to be equally economical:
"Samaritans." "I'm listening." "Hello?" "Hel..." "Samaritans..."
Michel Faber
"It can't be. I'm a virgin."
Kate Atkinson
Set sail, great storm, all lost.
John Banville
Dream punctured. Build pyre. Curses... Adolf.
Beryl Bainbridge
See that shadow? (It's not yours.)
Jim Crace
read the rest of the article here
Now, we would like to put the same challenge to you: Give us YOUR best "SIX WORD short story" here:
Maid & Chris
'For sale: baby shoes, never worn.'
"The Guardian" challenged some contemporary authors to be equally economical:
"Samaritans." "I'm listening." "Hello?" "Hel..." "Samaritans..."
Michel Faber
"It can't be. I'm a virgin."
Kate Atkinson
Set sail, great storm, all lost.
John Banville
Dream punctured. Build pyre. Curses... Adolf.
Beryl Bainbridge
See that shadow? (It's not yours.)
Jim Crace
read the rest of the article here
Now, we would like to put the same challenge to you: Give us YOUR best "SIX WORD short story" here:
Maid & Chris
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