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Six Word Memoirs: A New York Times Review of "Not Quite What I Was Planning..." in which each sentence has exactly six words
I think the idea of condensing your biography (or someone else's. *sly look*)to six words is CHARMING. Which words do you pick? What punctuation? Glib and humourous or stark and revealing? I do love the art of condensing, perhaps that is why I am so terribly fond of Hemingway. It is not an art to which I am naturally inclined, but wheee~
I am at work. This list is totally going to grow. You should play too~~
New York. San Francisco. Monkey Love.
Owl. Kitten. Wyvern. A loving menagerie.
Two scarves in winter. Bring it.
And POSE. No. Take it again.
Only moderately scandalous, but pleased nevertheless.
Hmm, they are tricky to do for other people, because if you want people to guess you can't be as oblique as you might want...
Hmm...
I'd do awesome in silent film.
I think the idea of condensing your biography (or someone else's. *sly look*)to six words is CHARMING. Which words do you pick? What punctuation? Glib and humourous or stark and revealing? I do love the art of condensing, perhaps that is why I am so terribly fond of Hemingway. It is not an art to which I am naturally inclined, but wheee~
I am at work. This list is totally going to grow. You should play too~~
New York. San Francisco. Monkey Love.
Owl. Kitten. Wyvern. A loving menagerie.
Two scarves in winter. Bring it.
And POSE. No. Take it again.
Only moderately scandalous, but pleased nevertheless.
Hmm, they are tricky to do for other people, because if you want people to guess you can't be as oblique as you might want...
Hmm...
I'd do awesome in silent film.