One hundred words: it's the ultimate challenge, the Everest of short story writing, the Olympic Champion, the Final Frontier of literature. Week after week I attempt to create narratives that excite, charm, provoke or entertain; tales with beginnings, middles and endings that punche above their weight.
Each Thursday night I fret over my laptop's wordcount. I have a duty. My readers need me. Weekly, I toil unsuccessfully to condense my Nobel prizewinner into the required length.
Here I am again. I need to fit my submission into 100 words, so I've decided that there's nothing else for it but to
Each Thursday night I fret over my laptop's wordcount. I have a duty. My readers need me. Weekly, I toil unsuccessfully to condense my Nobel prizewinner into the required length.
Here I am again. I need to fit my submission into 100 words, so I've decided that there's nothing else for it but to
