Margot Kinberg at Confessions of a Mystery Novelist has been collecting 50 word short mystery stories written by various bloggers (yours truly is included) and she's posting them on her blog today.
Come check them out!
Sunday, 14 November 2010
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...and yours are great, Clarissa!! Thanks for the plug :-).
ReplyDelete*blush* Thank you!
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Awww Clarissa!! Your second story is really sad!!! :-( They're both brilliant but the second one got me all upset! It shows how powerful a story you've created in just 50 words!! Well done you! take care
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It is kinda sad. That one I made up thank goodness.
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Wow, going right over!
ReplyDeleteYou know, Clarisa, I don't believe I could read your writing for the same reason I don't read Stephen King(whon I love). You're writing is so good it's disturbing!
ReplyDeleteOooo, I can never resist short.
ReplyDeleteI think my writing sometimes is simple but yes, it can be disturbing. Not all my writing is that way however.
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Wow! I love those 50 shorts and yours is great. Look forward to more soon and thank you for the link to Margot's wonderful blog.
ReplyDeleteI'll head right on over! Thanks for linking. :)
ReplyDeleteAn awesome post. Your stories were very gripping, especially the one based on a true story.
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Thoughts in Progress
sweet. That sounds like my cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well these days.
super awesome! Rock on, C~ :o)
ReplyDeleteHeaded over to check them out! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI love when the bloggers unite like this :)
ReplyDeleteThis was really interesting! Especially on a polished, published work. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI'll be there!
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