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Ascriber / Writers Eyes Workshop - 10
'The Side of the Road'
Imagine the side of a road, there is a person there. Is that person male or
female? Short? Tall? Thin? Fat? Is he/she looking towards the road or away
from it? Perhaps he/she is lying down, injured or dead.
Perhaps he/she is looking at the number on a house, a piece of paper as a
reference or maybe at something in the gutter or a car travelling along the
road.
Is the person carrying anything? A torch maybe, or perhaps it's daylight. It's up to you to decide.
What is the weather like? Is it raining? Snowing? Sunny?
What we want this month is a short story of around 2000 words which must start at that roadside. Poets may write a poem of no more than 40 lines in any style but it must feature a road. Article writers can write an article on a road, possibly one they know and describe an incident on that road.
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