Carnival of Storytelling #4
Welcome (back) to the Carnival of Storytelling!
This is a short re-introductory edition, after a long hiatus. I want to thank everyone who submitted articles. Please show your support by checking out other articles on these blogs.
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Now, the most interesting posts in the blogosphere about telling stories…
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What’s the right place to start when you want to create a story? Find out as Elizabeth Wrobel presents The Write Order, posted at Little Cottage in the Northwoods: A Writer’s Paradise.
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What happens when you write about real people? Will they hate you afterward? Susan presents The Urban Muse: Memoirs: How much info is too much? posted at The Urban Muse.
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“It is a challenge every single day to wake up and have to write a short story.” Elvis D tells of his inspiration on one of these days in You Should Be An Actor posted at OneSmallWindow.
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And lastly, a tiny tidbit: Al Nye presents Greatest Short Story Ever Written — Just 6 Words posted at Al Nye The Lawyer Guy.
And that is this edition of the Carnival of Storytelling! Feel free to comment here or e-mail me to let me know what you think.
If you would like to host an edition of the Carnival of Storytelling, please let me know.
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About J. Timothy King
I'm the eldest of three siblings, a stay-at-home father of two daughters, the husband of a wonderful wife, and an indie author of life-expanding character fiction. When not writing, I read, watch old TV and movies, play bass guitar, and tend to my family in our Boston-area apartment.
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Tim:
I had a thoroughly good time reading through these entries. Thanks!
Jim