Exactly. And it's go at your own pace, you don't have that pressure to DO IT NOW. Well, that may have just been me.
'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
The Great Write Way, Act Three: Where's the gun?
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
Mondays are my day off -- I'm happy to post prompts on Monday, some for flash fic and some for drabbles (although I think drabbles work better for this board particularly). I miss writing them, too, although I'm never as good at it when I'm the one prompting!
You know what? I will make an effort. Mondays could use some kind of structured break to think about not-work.
I'd be happy to knock out a few drabbles.
I'd participate. I need a shove to get going on writing again.
I'll brainstorm prompts during work tomorrow.
If they're all related to butter, sugar, or bread, I plead not guilty.
I'm fine with that.
I'm wordy. 100 is hard for me. 1K is easier. 500 is a good compromise.
I used to be killer at drabbles; these days I have trouble writing anything under 5k. I need practice at short.
I love the discipline of needing it to fit 100 words. Every story doesn't need to be told that way (or that short, obviously), but it helps me remember that every word counts and really think about which ones I want to use.