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dewlineIt's been fun to watch the Twelve Days of Fast Fiction play out over at Lee Barnett's "Budgie's Perch" weblog.
To sum up the premise: Twelve personages of note, some august, some intentionally not, set down challenges for Lee to meet in writing as many pieces of "fast fiction": four-word titles, and a word specifically chosen by each author for Lee to include in a story that should run no more, and no less than 200 words.
Lee met everyone's challenge during this particular Twelve Days of Fast Fiction, and the results are now available for purchase as an E-Book in several formats. I would recommend you all - if you haven't already done so or made arrangements for the days ahead - to make that purchase for your entertainment.
I would further recommend that you pick up Lee's other published works. There's two collections that have seen print at last count, and you can still get Volume Two in hardcopy or e-format from Amazon, your choice. If you want Volume One - or prefer to get Volume Two from the author - again, you still can. E-mail Lee directly - budgie(at)hypotheticals.co.uk - and tell him what e-format you prefer, ePub or Kindle.
More on the published doings of other friends in due course...
To sum up the premise: Twelve personages of note, some august, some intentionally not, set down challenges for Lee to meet in writing as many pieces of "fast fiction": four-word titles, and a word specifically chosen by each author for Lee to include in a story that should run no more, and no less than 200 words.
Lee met everyone's challenge during this particular Twelve Days of Fast Fiction, and the results are now available for purchase as an E-Book in several formats. I would recommend you all - if you haven't already done so or made arrangements for the days ahead - to make that purchase for your entertainment.
I would further recommend that you pick up Lee's other published works. There's two collections that have seen print at last count, and you can still get Volume Two in hardcopy or e-format from Amazon, your choice. If you want Volume One - or prefer to get Volume Two from the author - again, you still can. E-mail Lee directly - budgie(at)hypotheticals.co.uk - and tell him what e-format you prefer, ePub or Kindle.
More on the published doings of other friends in due course...
