DISCUSSION -- June 2015 75-word Writing Challenge

[Dan Jones]

So if you like long titles, be warned.

Owp. Too late, too late...

 

[Perpetual Man]

And I'm in, relatively early as well.

I was going to keep it out and try and play with it but I think I'd only overthink it...

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

telford -- A chilling tale of enormous crime and equally terrible punishment.

Robert Mackay -- A wry reminder that they also serve who only stand and wait.

chrispenycate -- A thoughtful look at epic dreams and stark reality.

Ashleyne. B. Watts -- A merry tale of charming dreams and delicious nightmares.

Luiglin -- A witty glimpse behind an heroic facade.

Venusian Broon -- A grim portrait of arrogance in victory, perhaps to be overthrown.

Remedy -- A clever portrait of being one's own worst enemy.

Cat's Cradle -- A playful account of an author's dilemma.

willwallace -- A subtle tale of the inevitable.

TitaniumTi -- A moving ode to the creative process.

Bowler1 -- A tragic account of the necessity of evil.

Kerrybuchanan -- A sweeping vision of a mighty quest and all-too-human failure.

Glen -- An uproarious tribute to the comic vision.

alchemist -- An awe-inspiring depiction of the ultimate.

Starnbeast -- A jolly song celebrating popular myths.

hopewrites -- An imaginative look at everyday frustrations.

DG Jones -- An unearthly epic of stunning proportions.

Perpetual Man -- An intricate work of art folding into itself.

A. Fare Wells -- A haunting ballad of fate.

 

[Droflet]

Thank you for your comments, Victoria. Always a highlight of my day.

 

[Kerrybuchanan]

Thank you, Victoria x

 

[Dan Jones]

Thanks Victoria!

"Of stunning proportions?" Wowswers

*blushes with pride*

 

[Jo Zebedee]

I'm sure I'm not the only person who'll do this...

 

[TitaniumTi]

Thank you, Victoria. I'm grateful for your generosity with your time, and awed by your insights.

 

[Perpetual Man]

D G Jones – A tale of geographical proportions that deals with continental drift, the reforming of one world and beyond to another.

Perp – Eh?

A. Fare Wells – A well written poem that tells us all that the Four horseman, and indeed the Apocalypse, have come.

Victoria – Once again mankind’s self-important superiority complex is put to the test as the long awaited aliens show who the real bosses are.

Jo – A grim lesson in the realities of overpopulation all shown through the wonder of childbirth.

 

[LittleStar]

It's only 2 days in and I already feel a bit too fashionably late. How do you guys do it so quickly? It's so hard to write just 75 words!

Annd I still don't even have an idea... I'll be back when I do

 

[hopewrites]

Jo you make me cry

 

[Void]

I don't check the site for a few days and come back to find that there are more than 20 wonderful entries to read through?!

You guys are amazingly quick on the genius-draw!

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Jo Zebedee -- A heartrending account of love found and love lost.

Void -- A unique vision of another time and place.

Cascade -- A subtle portrait of a dark future.

 

[Bowler1]

Thank you Victoria.

I see Perp has recovered.

ZZZzzzaaaaappppp.
Then again!

 

[Michael Coorlim]

Yikes, 75 words is a lot harder than I remember it being.

 

[Perpetual Man]

Thank you Victoria.

I see Perp has recovered.

ZZZzzzaaaaappppp.
Then again!

Nothing to recover from. I've just got to remember to run fast.

 

[Parson]

Jo, heart rending! I loved last month's story, and this month only adds to the pathos!


Michael Coorlim: you made me laugh out loud. A real comic masterpiece. And welcome to the Chrons!

 

[Michael Coorlim]

Thanks for the kind welcome!

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Michael Coorlim -- A witty excursion into creation and recreation.

 

[LittleStar]

I know what is arriving in my entry... But that's about it. I need to hold like a whodunit in my brain at work today, so I can find the story. I'll write it up in my lunchbreak I guess

I read through what we have now to make sure it wasnt a blatant rip-off and must say it looks like its guna be a tough month again. There are some really brilliant stories (1-2 that I think will be playing in my mind and remembered fondly for many years).
I don't think i have a hope this month