November 12, 2012

NANO FICTION DAILY DARE #12


Artwork by Yuta Onoda. Visit the artist's website: http://yutaonoda.com/

We dare you to write a story based on this picture, using no more than 55 words.
The title should have no more than 7 words.

If you would like to publish your nano story here, or a link to it, please use the comment box.

8 comments:

  1. Global Revision by Mireille Jenvieve
    Suddenly Anouk woke. There she stood, feet planted on a green, dry sea, the world – not as she had once known it – before her. Marveling at the scene in her eyes, blinking and trying to clear her vision and mind, it dawned on her that, as the hazy horizon began to clear, she was alone.

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  2. Mireille, well done! Loved the interpretation!

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  3. #12 Own The World or Die

    One day you own the world. The next you die. Ling’s katana slashed the table. “Where is he?” he yelled. “Where did you bury him?” She looked at Stephen. “I’ll show you. Untie me.” It was time to get out of Little Japan. As she walked out, she felt someone slip something into her pocket.

    © 2012 Lizzie Gudkov

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  4. Perilously Alone

    Yes Anouk was alone in the pages of a book,
    Hoping no one would close it after just a quick look.
    She searched quickly for a canyon, one that was grand
    So that when the book closed, she could still take a stand.

    Barbara Blackcinder

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  5. Oooh! I like this!
    You are all wonderful!
    PS...I have decided to continue my tale, and cannot wait to see what happens next!
    Mireille

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  6. Library

    For most of Kendra's young life, her whole world was the village and the road running through it. Then the strangers in the clean clothes came. They built the new building with the books and computers. Now she knows where the stranger’s homes are and so many other places in her
    now huge new world.

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  7. bonchance, I like this - particularly, the idea of the road that runs through the village, the "strangers in the clean clothes" and what they brought to Kendra that so enlarged her world. A very hopeful vision!

    I have never done this before, but I shall again, as you have all inspired me with your own creativity. Magnifique!
    Mireille

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  8. Barbara, cool way to continue Mireille's character. A living character in a books viewpoint. Clever and poetic too! :)

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