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600seconds is back for 2007. I'd have posted this sooner, but it's only tonight that I remembered to actually write something there, mostly because the prompt gave me a fun idea which kind of helped.
And there's that running-on again.
600seconds is a comm where you get a prompt each day, and then your mission (choose to accept self destruct five seconds so on so forth) is to spend ten minutes writing whatever you feel like. You don't have to finish, you just need to spend the ten minutes on writing. Prose, poetry, fact, fiction, essay, narrative, drabble or epic introduction - it's your choice, provided it involves things that look like words.
So, go. Join. Write. Have fun. Your participation makes the religiously-tolerant nondenominational literary Jesus look between the sofa cushions for his reading glasses.
For those who played in 2005 (and for those who didn't),
600seconds is back for 2007. I'd have posted this sooner, but it's only tonight that I remembered to actually write something there, mostly because the prompt gave me a fun idea which kind of helped.And there's that running-on again.
600seconds is a comm where you get a prompt each day, and then your mission (choose to accept self destruct five seconds so on so forth) is to spend ten minutes writing whatever you feel like. You don't have to finish, you just need to spend the ten minutes on writing. Prose, poetry, fact, fiction, essay, narrative, drabble or epic introduction - it's your choice, provided it involves things that look like words.So, go. Join. Write. Have fun. Your participation makes the religiously-tolerant nondenominational literary Jesus look between the sofa cushions for his reading glasses.
