RESTACK the stories you read in Substack Notes to expand the discoverability of all the participants in this prompt party! (One of my fav ways to do this is by highlighting a favorite sentence and restacking with that. More about restacking here.)
Your fiction MUST be written to the prompt in the previous post.
Your fiction must not exceed 1,000 words.
We will only read Substack or view-only Google Doc links, in other words…
This thread is for LINKS ONLY*
Post by 11:59 Eastern time Thursday, October 31, 2024
What happens next:
You read the stories shared in this thread and share them (New to restacking? See this article.)
We read the stories in this thread an share them
The other participants read the stories in this thread and share them
All participants enjoy expanded exposure for their story and fiction substack pages!
*Note: Please use this thread for links and likes only—share your comments with the writers on their Substack page OR in your Note when you restack them!
It took a bit of time to find a story to fit the prompt, but here we go. Of course, the prompt is part of the final reveal of the story. Always appreciate the opportunity.
Every once in a long while, a writing prompt on an insignificant website inspires you to be a better person, have a sense of purpose, help out those in need, become part of the solution rather than the problem. Just kidding, but here’s a stupid poem I wrote.
This one is set in Istanbul... er, I mean Constantinople... make that Byzantium
"Haruspex", about a diviner of entrails
https://thestrangenesskit.substack.com/p/haruspex
https://open.substack.com/pub/jimminns/p/joanna?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=wtc3f
Fun prompt! Here's what I managed to write about conspiracy theories and people with cats:
https://kanwarpsplaha.substack.com/p/people-dont-eat-cats-although-cats?r=3rx31z
It took a bit of time to find a story to fit the prompt, but here we go. Of course, the prompt is part of the final reveal of the story. Always appreciate the opportunity.
https://vincewetzel.substack.com/p/commandant
Every once in a long while, a writing prompt on an insignificant website inspires you to be a better person, have a sense of purpose, help out those in need, become part of the solution rather than the problem. Just kidding, but here’s a stupid poem I wrote.
unleashed (with bonus audio):
https://postcardinkblot.substack.com/p/unleashed
A Conspiracy of Dunces
https://substack.com/profile/169597501-scott-macleod/note/c-73897755?r=2sz29p&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
Did the best I could.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MLsQAatzwdUC0xJLJhR3zGiy1G-MaH_ivHPWIPnvjmI/edit
My take on a Florida man (plus a Florida cat lady)
https://justinetalbot.substack.com/p/swamp-cats