100 Words or Less, By Invitation Only, In 3rd Person
She wanted to give them a good example of what she meant, but her brain was starting to fizzle around the edges. She'd been up half the night after being 'playfully' kicked in the ribcage by her daughter, and she'd pretty much used up all her creative juices first thing that morning while adding a chapter to someone else's story. Listening to her own internal monologue, she decided that it would do, and posted the words along with some brief guidance:
If the above chapter had a proper title, it would be something akin to, "The Example for This Exercise".
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This is an invitation-only writing challenge, hopefully set out by someone who knows your writing style, and for some reason thinks this would challenge you :)Just a quick reminder--each exercise was originally meant to be written in 3rd person--so thank you to everyone who's done that! However, I'm really thrilled with ALL the contributions, so thank you to everyone else, also.
Some authors are tired of being invited to this now (and some of them have done a number of pages, so that's a fair point!) ... please can I ask that no one invites
Tianna or Boha1000 or SapphireSoul or CrystalRose
back into this. Anyone else who wants out, let me know and I'll add you to the guidance :)
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