StillStunned
Mr Sticky
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Fantasy (and fantasies) are a dime a dozen here on Lit, but I don't think we see enough of the fantastical. Stories where imagination isn't limited by what makes sense. The weird, the wondrous and the wonderful. Stories that don't ask the reader to just suspend their disbelief, but fire it with prejudice and order it to clean out its desk before lunch.
So let's see where our imagination takes us. Difficult, within the constraints of a Writing Exercise, so skip the boring introduction and drop the reader in medias res. Tell the tallest tales you can think of, the most outrageous lies, the boldest excuses.
The usual rules apply. Stick to the 250-400 word count (ish), and nothing that wouldn't make it past Laurel's screening: no underage, no snuff, no bestiality, no non-consensual non-consent.
Go ahead and tap into your inner Munchhausen...
So let's see where our imagination takes us. Difficult, within the constraints of a Writing Exercise, so skip the boring introduction and drop the reader in medias res. Tell the tallest tales you can think of, the most outrageous lies, the boldest excuses.
The usual rules apply. Stick to the 250-400 word count (ish), and nothing that wouldn't make it past Laurel's screening: no underage, no snuff, no bestiality, no non-consensual non-consent.
Go ahead and tap into your inner Munchhausen...