bookends 2
Well, kids, last week the Bookends writing challenge yielded some interesting results, so we have decided to try it again this week.
Click here for an explanation of the Bookends challenge.
Bookends week 2:
- She liked people who made their own scrapes for themselves before they fell into them, and then got out without being fished for.
- “Tell me,” he wanted to say, “everything in the whole world.”
With thanks to A. C. Swinburne and Virginia Woolf this week. As for which is the opening and which is the closing, you will have to decide. Stories (500-750 words) due linked here in comments or on Twitter @caseydamnmorgan by 9:00 AM EDT Friday. Spread the word and have fun!
October 9th, 2009 at 2:14 pm
OK, that was a challenge. As long as you continue quoting Swinburne and Woolf I’m going to have to struggle to write Brit-sounding prose – clearly not my strong point.
I’m always envious of how well-read you are. Of course, while you were reading those giants I was reading Feynmin on physics, Kreyszig’s Advanced Engineering Mathmatics, and Somebody’s Thermodynamics. But then, we all make our choices dont we…