Frantic Writing
IrshaadFaster and faster till the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of writing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 45 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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I Tapped on My Keyboard But Nothing Happened
Note: This was written against a timer but over two timed sessions, and then an untimed interval for the concluding paragraphs and building the ending.
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I tapped on my keyboard but nothing happened. I’m not surprised because some thin...
Played by a Killer Piano
Note: Taking a break from the longer stories I’ve been writing recently (Eight Seconds, The Auto-Rickshaw Incident, and What’s Truly in a Name). This one is really short and silly, done all in one go. Written in a ten minute timed writing s...
Eight Seconds
Note: (Category (Speculative Fiction, Political Thriller). Speed writing. 11 minute timer.) This started as a timed writing session in which the text must include the words plant, despicable, and pomelo (as you read keep a watch out for the...
The Auto-Rickshaw Incident
Note: This story was mostly written across two speed writing sessions. Then a third session was required to connect sections and craft an ending. Hope you find it entertaining.
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This story was related to me by someone I met in a tea shop...
In the wilderness - Gregor and the Geese
Note: This is part 4 of the Gregor and the Geese series. Read the other parts here:
Part 1: A Fowl Parable, Part 2: The Bagel Shop Incident: A Baker’s Dozen Mob, Part 3: Wings of Destiny: Gregor and the Gaggle of Geese.
Thanks for readin...
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