Nathan Hatch
It’s good to have a functioning machine in times like these. It’s good to have a strong constitution when things start to change. I trust myself to persevere.
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Company Shocked at a Lady getting up to Ring the Bell, James Gillray, 1805.
The sound of Church bells roused her. A pair of soft hands folded in either accidental symmetry or unconscious morbid self-ridicule. This day’s consciousness invad...
The Brawl Leg: Fictionwocky # 14
Leg 14 – The Brawl Leg: Write a microfiction as a fight/brawl scene.
It can be a tavern brawl, a divine wrestling match, a bank raid, an office punch-up, or even a Kaiju fight (for monsters, also brawl). Make the form take damage wit...
The Blueprint Leg: Fictionwocky # 12
Leg 12 – The Blueprint Leg: Write your microfiction as a building plan. You heard me.
A floor plan of a haunted estate, of your new house, an evacuation diagram, or a city plan. Not “once upon a time”, but “this is about the dwelling...
The Automatic Leg: Fictionwocky # 9
Leg 9 – The Automatic Leg: Write a microfiction as automatic writing.
It goes like this: sit down and start writing, like anything where your mind wanders, in fact, start writing before thinking even! No outline. No plan. Let it drag...
The Love Leg. Fictionwocky # 7
Leg 7 – The Love Leg: Write your microfiction as a love letter. It can be addressed to a person, creature, object, disease, city, machine, ghost, god, organ, failed idea, or anything else that probably shouldn’t be loved in the slightest....
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