NPR’s latest round of Three Minute Fiction is live. The current challenge is to write a story about a U.S. president who is real or imagined, while keeping within 600 words. I usually participate, but… Read More »Three Minute Fiction: Round 9
Finished up and submitted my story over the weekend for Round Six of the Three Minute Fiction contest. If you’re interested in the contest, you can learn more here.
On your mark, get ready, write! NPR’s Three Minute Fiction is back and I encourage you all to write and submit. The rules: your story must be less than 600 words, a character must tell… Read More »NPR Three Minute Fiction: Round Six
For all of you looking for a reason to write, NPR has opened up their three-minute fiction contest again. Your story must begin with the following line: “Some people swore that the house was haunted.”… Read More »NPR Three Minute Fiction – Round Five
For this round of Three Minute Fiction, Ann Patchett, the author of Bel Canto and the Patron Saint of Liars is judging the competition. Last time, writers had to base their story off of a… Read More »Three Minute Fiction: Round Four