Writing exercise
Hi guys,
I'm trying to get back into writing. Trying.
So, if you'd like, feel free to challenge me.
Choose any of my plot bunnies, and I promise to at least give you 100 word snippet from said bunny.
Or you can prompt me. Anything you want (as long as you're ok with the result being totally gen).
I don't promise to answer right away, but I do promise to ( Read more... )
I'm trying to get back into writing. Trying.
So, if you'd like, feel free to challenge me.
Choose any of my plot bunnies, and I promise to at least give you 100 word snippet from said bunny.
Or you can prompt me. Anything you want (as long as you're ok with the result being totally gen).
I don't promise to answer right away, but I do promise to ( Read more... )
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I'll take whatever you've got in your tank.
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Anyways, this was a bunny I never meant to write, but for you - here it is:
The guard opened the door for him, and Henrikson walked into the interrogation room, a large file tucked under his arm.
There was a guy sitting behind the desk, staring blankly at the wall, looking bored. Henrikson hesitated for a moment as he made his way to the desk, trying to decide if he should play Good Cop or Bad Cop. Screw it, he was going to play impatient-don’t-give-a-crap cop. If anyone had any complaints about it, they were welcome to write a letter and send it straight to his trash bin.
With a little more force than necessary, Henrikson tossed his file onto the desk. That got the guy's attention.
"And who might you be?" The guy asked.
Henrikson pulled a chair back. "I might be the Energizer bunny. I might be the Lord of the Rings. Hell, I might even be Santa Clause," Henrikson snapped as he sat down and opened his file. "But who I am, Mr. Walker, is the one who's asking the ( ... )
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