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» Kid Mud

Recently, I've been enjoying the album Now They Shut Us Down by Kid Mud.  Listen to the whole thing online here.

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» Mr. Penumbra's 24 Hour Book Store

...is an entertaining "short story about recession, attraction, and data visualization."  Read it here.

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Me Too Me Too

Wednesday 24 June 2009 at 8:32 pm

After Ryan posted (and told me) about Ficly, and how it had opened the creative floodgates for him, 1024 characters at a time, I considered joining.

At first, I didn't, but then I realized that I had a story I wanted to write.  I had tried writing it as 55 Fiction once, but it didn't quite fit.  It works much better within the 1024 character constraint, though, and it's now live on the site.  I'll be posting, as additional ideas come to fruition, under the name 'halfpenny'.

My story, titled Survival, is after the jump.

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Stories Without End

Monday 15 June 2009 at 03:03 am

I recently found an outlet for creative writing, and I’m actually using it. (Ficly) invites users to write 1,024-character (or less) stories. Each published endeavor is flanked by two options—“Write a Prequel” and “Write a Sequel”—to encourage community participation.

Here’s one of my efforts, written to enter a posted challenge to incorporate both fantasy and science fiction:

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