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- Flicker (Short Story)

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Title: The Downwards Journey
Status: Standalone Monologue, Practice Piece
Rating: G
Warnings: None.
Inspiration: Life experiences and text conversations.
Summary:

There's no such thing as a reality on the Downwards Journey. Forget time, forget place, forget everything because every rule can be broken en route. People dissapear and then resume the journey, they shift from level to level without even realising, they can be both at the bottom and on their way to the top at exactly the same time.

The proof of this? Once you hit the bottom, you're in some damn good company.

DOB: June 17th , 2007
Navigation: Part 1


Title: Always Together
Status: Standalone
Rating: G
Warnings: None.
Inspiration: The given title, "Always Together".
Summary:

Exam piece, written under timed conditions. The task was to write a story titled "Always Together", and to write about an elderly couple. Also, as with all exam pieces, the aim is to show a degree of skill with the written word and use as many and varied a lot of literary techniques as you can think of.

DOB: April 1st , 2007
Navigation: Part 1


Title: The Road to Nowhere
Status: Standalone
Rating: G
Warnings: None.
Inspiration: A picture of a traffic jam.
Summary:

English Standard Grade Creative Writing, done in around an hour to an hour and a half, achieved a Grade 1.
The task was to write a story using the title ?he Road to Nowhere? Prompt was a picture of a traffic jam.

DOB: November 29th, 2006
Navigation: Part 1


Title: Flicker
Status: Standalone
Rating: G
Warnings: None.
Inspiration: The Academy Is - The Phrase That Pays
Summary: I'm reminded of those times the world goes monochrome, and the way the red leaks in...
DOB: September 11th, 2006
Navigation: Part 1


Title: "Of Mice and Men" Creative Work
Status: Prologue, Epilogue [2/2]
Rating: PG (Parental Guidance or Kid 9+)
Warnings: Death
Inspiration: "Of Mice and Men", John Steinbeck
Summary: For English class we were told to force Steinbeck to turn in his grave by writing a prologue for "Of Mice and Men". Unwillingly, I complied, and was then forced to write an Epilogue to accompany it. Sorry Steinbeck.
DOB: March 02, 2006
Navigation: Prologue, Epilogue


Title: Micro Cuts
Status: Standalone
Rating: PG
Warnings: Violence
Inspiration: Muse - Micro Cuts
Summary: Stabbing someone to death is a lot harder than it's made out to be.
DOB: July 6th, 2006
Navigation: Part 1
Extras: Alternative/Companion Piece by CD Whalley

 

 

 

 

 

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