Well, dear Readers, Sprint Week is over!
I had an awesome time working with and learning from Kelcey Parker this week, and I think I got some good ideas out of it. I’m excited about the prospects this new knowledge and outlook (story=structure) will have on my writing. I promised that I would post the story that I wrote for this week, and so here it is! I’m actually pretty happy with the final product. I wanted the woman who falls off the building at the beginning to kind of perpetually be dying/dead throughout the piece, and hopefully the italicized sections give that feel. Since the format for this piece is pretty important and this blog probably wouldn’t let me do the things I want, I’m just attaching it here as a PDF for your viewing pleasure. Here’s the beginning to get you started:
One hand in front of the other, the man in the uniform said through the thick glass. I know, she mouthed. And that was when she fell.
Read the rest by clicking on the link below! I hope you enjoy! Let me know what you think in the comments.
~Liz
Liz Makes Stuff 
Reblogged this on My open Journal and commented:
Wow. Just wow. One of my very best and incredibly talented friends wrote a amazing story. I love it. Read it! :)
Aw thank you. :)
You’re quite welcome! :)
Wow, indeed. That is a very powerful piece of writing. The italicised sections work exceptionally well to lend an air of immediacy and draw the reader into the horror of the woman’s death.
Wow thank you so much!