How about:



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Were my pies summoned?

Hmm...how about...

The power he had was useless.

What he trusted was a lie.

He turned his back on Silvie.

She was told to love Marak.

Not all was lost...he thought.

Yeaaaah, I've been reading Ted Dekker books, carry on.

Oo! And this one!

Silvie really should slap Johnis, hard.

Hehe, okay, I'll stop now.

Interesting. Is this from a Dekker book?

Yes, it's from Lunatic or Elyon in the Lost Book series. My favorite storyline yet!

Nice ones Bethy!

How about this one:

"At least your pants are brown..."

<--speechless

I quoted that one on Twitter... just... 'cause...

Okay, y'all - Philli wanted me to post this I was bored today, so I made some word art based off of her six word challenge. Let me know what you think:

Linkster

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Elanhil...

Eruheran, that looks great! It's amazing how twisting the words about like that adds to the mystery of the story. It would actually make an interesting book cover.

Woo! Finished the books! And...classic Narnia ending, everybody "dies". Anyhow, more Hemingways! (These will be entirely un-related to the book.)

The sweet melody burned like fire.

Night was brighter than the day.

The truth was actually a lie.

To some, dreams can be reality.

Precious sleep was his only comfort.

Yup, all I got. Hehe, these are getting fun.

Those are all great! I need to come up with some more later...

This was inspired while typing up the Declaration of Independence:

Spellchecker problem: dislikes Founding Father's grammar.

Cool!

That's the most annoying thing...my spell checker doesn't like it when I speak in King James. It thinkeths my language falters.

It also doesn't like Hebrew, Latin, Spanish, Italian, Maltese, Russian, Celtic, or Arabic. So at least it's equal and just.

Yes, but THIS!? It is historical!

Hmm... *ponders*

Held at gunpoint. It's my life. *coughJaysoncough*

"Augh!"

"What?"

"Stupid printer. Paper jams..."

I don't think I can ever run out of these...I have to much fun coming up with them now,

Her murderous father died, she wept.

Bedtime comes far too soon here.

The lion's roar shook the ground.

Guess where those are from. Okay...not really, but props to anyone whom does.

I have another one...

He could have saved my life.

That is a good one, Aemi.

Thank you. This one I thought of while reading my school book:

I guess her reaction was legitimate...

Bethy, the second two could be from CoN,tLtWatW.

Ooh, I like Aemi!

Uhh....Chronicles of Narnia and what?....let it be known I have not read that book.

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

Haha, oh, duh. *hands Shawn thank you pie*

Hehe, the last one is from the Chronicles of Narnia, the middle one isn't, though. That just came from my mom telling me it was time for bed...

Yup and oh.

Hey all you Hemmingwayers!
The Poetry Book Project is accepting 6 Word Story entries

Come and post your best and brightest short, short, short, short, short, stories over in the Six Word Story thread!

Thanks, Villi, for taking care of this

Sorry...I'm...late...guys...

*gasps for breath after reading 27 pages of Hemingway's*

Wow, I was surprised no one got the Mon Calamari one. (though this is a fantasy forum not a sci-fi forum so I shouldn't be too surprised)

Here are my first Hemmingway's: (and notice they are fantasy based)

Arrow notched, he wheeled...then collapsed.

Dagger clenched. Dagger thrust. Heart pierced.

^And a variation of above^

Dagger clenched. Sweat dropped. Dagger thrust.

Most of this series of Hemmingway's can be used seperately, but put together, make a cut-scene from a favorite video game of mine. If you can guess the video game series, the specific video game in the series, and where this cut-scene takes place expect to be glomped.

Arrow shot, would have pierced him.

Out of no-where the hawk came.

The hawk grasped the deadly arrow.

Arrows whistled over and explosion shook.

The bridge he would fain cross.

Monsters pierced and monsters sent flying.

Four friends saved the hero's life.

So the hero could save Hyrule.

Wow! You could have jumped in, you didn't have to read all of it!!

Hyrule... Hyrule... Zelda! Right?

Here's a six-word summary for a piece of flash fiction I have formulating in my head...

Cougar took bullet meant for her.

"Cougar" is placeholder until I figure out what kind of wild cat is regionally appropriate... And I haven't decided whether it's a "her" or "him" yet.

But then he would have missed a lot of the great six word stories.

Yep!



*gives Philli a 1/3 glomp for getting one of the requirements right*

Here's more:

Spotless dagger lay in blood pool.

*tries to remember Hemmingway he thought of earlier but fails* (one of the problems of missing a marble-- one has problem remembering things)

The moon falls in 3 days. (a summary of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask)

*remembers one he forgot but stills has the feeling he's forgetting something*

Warning it's kinda gruesome.

Acid eats away the shrinking man.

That one is definitely interesting, Suiauthon. There's a lot to chew on.

Heehee. I haven't played any of the Zelda games myself, really, but I have a family member that likes them so I pick up a few things.

Ew ew ew *shivers.* Hehe. Still a good one though Sui!

Which one is definitely interesting?



They are good.



Glad you like it! (even though it is quite... *shivers*)

Some more:

I'm the leaping leprechaun of death!

Multitasking: the bane of my existence.

Squirrels: ninjas that take over worlds.

Evil mask cursed the 4 temples. (another attempt at a summury of Majora's Mask)

Contrary to what you might expect, if you know the context of the leprechaun Hemmingway it isn't dark at all. It's actually quite silly.

You've now been quoted on Twitter, Sui.

That sounds like a plot for a really wild book.

They're taking over planet Earth. One of their plans is to destroy human transportation by forcing cars off the road.

*laughs* I love the first one.

He handed her the last penny.

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Found: organic matter resembling Macintosh logo

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Manned mission to Mars succeeds...partly.

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He turned. She never looked back.

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Her song echoed through the graveyard

Intriguing.

Very nice, Evenstar! May I quote some of those on the Holy Worlds Twitter account?

Phili, you may if you like . I didn't think they were that great, but I'm glad someone appreciates their twitter-worthy genius!

Thanks! I'm always looking for things I can quote on Twitter, with or without permission.