The Bleeding Typewriter
Jennifer Peasleemicrofictions + short stories + writing advice + indie book reviews
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Steering the Craft, Chapter 10 Exercise
Today, I am on Ch. 10—Crowding and Leaping. If you’ve made it this far, congratulations! We’ve reached the end.
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Take one of the longer narrative exercises you wrote—any one that went over 400 words—and cut it by half.
Or...
Monday Microfiction: "In the Tower"
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This week’s microfiction is a 90-word story about a valiant knight and his quest to save the princess.
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In the Tower
The knight galloped for seven days and nights, never resting until he...
Steering the Craft, Chapter 9 Exercises
Today, I am on Ch. 9—Indirect Narration.
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Part One: A & B The goal of this exercise is to tell a story and present two characters through dialogue alone.
Write a page or two...of pure dialogue.
Write it l...
Monday Microfiction: "No Imagination"
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This week’s microfiction is an 80-word story about a teacher’s lasting words.
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No Imagination
“You have no imagination,” my tenth-grade English teacher told me. She delivered...
Steering the Craft, Chapter 8 Exercises
Today, I am on Ch. 8—Changing Point of View.
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Part One: Quick Shifts in Limited Third: A short narrative, 300–600 words.
Tell the story using several different viewpoint characters (narrators) in limited third pe...
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Speculative/horror writer. Microfictions on Mondays. Monthly short stories. Plus, writing tips and indie book reviews.
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