Say it in 55 Words or Less!
There’s been a neat blog kicking out content at b5media. The blog is 55 Fiction and it revolves around the concept of capturing a storyline in a single scene in 55 words or less. It’s really quite interesting. Six of the b5ers are putting their heads together and doing some very creative things.
Here’s one from Sasha called “Crime and Politics“:
He died that day more than a couple of decades ago. Gunned down on the tarmac. Accused of killing man who then became a national hero.
He owes the country a good man in the government. But did he really?
You see, he was supposedly in jail serving time for a different crime.
Check it out.
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Written by Aaron Brazell on May 10, 2006
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She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
http://mkate.bravejournal.com/
She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
http://mkate.bravejournal.com/
She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
http://mkate.bravejournal.com/
She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
http://mkate.bravejournal.com/
She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
http://mkate.bravejournal.com/
She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
http://mkate.bravejournal.com/
She used to have a 55 word contest, and it was great fun and generated alot of traffic and interest.
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
It is one of those cool things that attracts the attention of just about anyone. It’s a break away from the mundane style of blogging that dominates the web and really shows off creative talent. :)
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.
I’d almost have to categorize this as a new age type of poetry. It just “feels” like it.