Fiction Pages & Fiction Subpage Requests
This is less user friendly than I would like, but I think it will be workable in the end. We can create an unlimited number of “Static Pages” – this is where I would like to put the Fiction entries. I am more anal than is good for me sometimes, but I would like to have the opinions in the opinion basket and the fiction in the fiction basket, etc.
This will be the “parent page” for the Fiction pages. All editors and administrators can create static pages. Request a static page in the comments below. While none of us are here 24-7, we will hopefully notice the request within a day. Tell us what the Title of the page should be – presumably the title of your work – viewers can add comments and endings, helpful criticism, additions of any kind, or whatever you would wish.
The editors who can help you make a new page are: 6176…, jammer5, prairie pond, tosmarttobegop, and wickedkswench.
The administrators are: iggydonnelly, fnord, and sekanblogger.
If you have made a request for a page and you see one of the above people around on the blog, it would be okay to ask them about your request. If the given person above doesn’t know what to do, they can email me and I will do my best to respond as quickly as I can.
Here are some useful reference pages on “pages”:
http://support.wordpress.com/pages/page-attributes/
All works of fiction are to be considered copyright protected and re-use without written author permission is verboten! (love those German words…)
Good luck… iggy donnelly
Fiction Pages:
Please see our very own sekanblogger’s excellent short story: A Soldier’s Night Out. Click on the link above.
http://tosmarttobegop.wordpress.com/2010/03/20/the-meeting-on-the-bridge/
PROLOG
How to start this story?
Once in awhile a writer has a great story line, one that would be the next great story of imagination or adventure. But then the problem arises as to how to start or in what venue should the story be?
A writer may actually wonder if the likes of a Frank Oz or Louis Carol spent more then a few hours or even weeks pondering how to start “The Wizard of OZ” Or “Alice through the looking Glass”.
Through recent events, I do not wonder a great deal how they came up with those stories of fantasy.
I too have a foundation at this moment, a story of wild experience and one that actually is strange enough to be a classic of wild adventure.
At such a moment I have the wonder if they had a similar dilemma, just how to write such a tale without coming off as mad as the Hatter comes or as simple-minded as the Scarecrow!
Add to that a tale based on a recent occurrence, which such a tale told might confirm the suspicions that were once held.
That your loveable author may have slipped a cog here or there and suffer from a break down of what is normal menial functioning. NOW, can I state without some question in my own mind that I have not?
Well considering the tale and what it is based on, even I can not state without some moment hesitations?
That I am not or have not suffered a lapse of some menial disorder?
Plainly stated and considered, it is possible or likely and the tale seems more out of such a program as
“Outer-Limits” or “The Twilight zone”.
That is possibly the best reason I can give as to why I had never written this accounting before.
But keep this in mind; this comes only after there being a third recurrence of the exact same happenings.
There is some difference with this third time; one difference is in the method I traveled home.
I wasn’t there, or might have been, in my own universe, but should have been I suppose.
But I’d like to hear more.
Me too — want to hear more that is! From what you’ve said I think I would rather you tell me than to experience it first hand.
It is so good to have you back!