In which the writer Jude Conlee writes, sometimes about writing and sometimes about life and sometimes about the times when the two intersect.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
A short story
Last night, I finished writing a short piece of fiction that took me
about two days to write and that was less than 1,200 words long. It may
or may not be the final project I use for my creative writing class
(because, even though I'm the teacher, I did all the in-class work with
my students, and I want to do the final project - a complete short story
- with them because I think that's a good idea). It's a silly,
pointless bit of science fiction that involves a room full of doors that
all lead back to the room containing them and two scientists who really
dislike each other. I'll edit it today (or at least read it and see if I
can make it more coherent or somesuch) and see if it's at all worthy to
submit to literary magazines. I've been lately unable to accurately
determine the quality of my own work, but I suspect everyone's like
that.
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