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Ascriber / Writers Eyes Workshop - 37.
It's All In The Eyes
Skip the Workshop take me straight to the submissions
We've done the hard work for you. So there's no excuse in having a go at this workshop. Just read the following passage:
'She knew before he even before he spoke, she'd seen that expression before, on
animals, children and now him. Wide impassive eyes so that she felt she could
almost reach down into his soul..'
There you are, you've got the hook and the start of a short story, all you've got to do is finish it. You can of course change the wording to suit your style but not the meaning
Poetry Writers - a poem please featuring 'eyes'
Articles - An article on using your eyes to form a short story.
Prose, (short story and article writers) no more than 200 words
Poets up to 30 lines
Click here for 'What's in a Name?' by Barry Milford
(Short Story)