SIX WORD STORIES
Archives: 2008 2007 2006
Journal Archives for 2008
January
01: Should old acquaintance be forgot? (6 comments)
06: Suicide (2 comments)
09: It's shaping up to be a busy year (1 comments)
11: Just what don't they know? (5 comments)
21: It all adds up (1 comments)
24: That's right, blame someone else (3 comments)
27: I told you not to ask! (0 comments)
31: Well, then, what the hell are we going to do? (5 comments)
February
05: I didn't write it, folks (3 comments)
19: It's a little hard to know what this is about... (4 comments)
22: Haste makes waste (3 comments)
March
01: The Blessed Event (1 comments)
04: Not yet (1 comments)
16: I don't know about that hyphen (3 comments)
17: It's nice to be helpful (3 comments)
20: Don't fully get it, but I love it (4 comments)
21: I'm taking on faith this was the result of a crime (0 comments)
23: Crimes come in many forms (1 comments)
24: So we're talking metaphorically, or literally? (2 comments)
27: Ready for his close-up (3 comments)
30: Whether it really worked depends on which "she" we're talking about (1 comments)
April
02: I have a feeling the crime is about to occur (0 comments)
04: This is where the definition of "crime" gets iffy (12 comments)
05: Seems to be going around (1 comments)
09: What's your return policy? (11 comments)
12: Got a great witness there (1 comments)
18: Home is where... (4 comments)
24: As long as something is working out (5 comments)
26: What the hell happened here? (1 comments)
May
03: Art is so dangerous (3 comments)
Archives: 2008 2007 2006
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Ernest Hemingway is reputed to have written a six-word story and called it his best work: "For sale: baby shoes. Never used." Recently Wired magazine invited science fiction writers to send in six-word stories. Now SJ Rozan offers the same challenge to crime writers. To submit: Send your story to: SIXWORDSTORY@AOL.COM. Include your name and, if you want, your url. Stories SJ finds appealing for whatever idiosyncratic reason will be posted here. Maybe there'll be a prize beyond the wonder of seeing your story in electronic print; maybe not. We'll think about it. Meanhwile, we're waiting...
