Fiction to order?
A friend recently came up with a great idea that he shared with me. Stories to order. Provided with a theme, a type of character, a creature and a place by someone, I will put these together and give them a strange story to order or a couple pieces of flash fiction. For five dollars you can get your story told or receive a series of pieces of flash fiction involving these elements within a week.
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for you writers, budding writers and people curious about the process by buying five fun, weird pitches. Three dollars, five Bizarro ready, perhaps horror tinged strange ideas. One novel/novella length project among them guaranteed.
Stories to order: five dollars, finished in a week
Five strange ideas: three dollars, three days
I accept Paypal only.
Email me at [email protected] if you're interested.
Both of these are guaranteed completely unique
OR
for you writers, budding writers and people curious about the process by buying five fun, weird pitches. Three dollars, five Bizarro ready, perhaps horror tinged strange ideas. One novel/novella length project among them guaranteed.
Stories to order: five dollars, finished in a week
Five strange ideas: three dollars, three days
I accept Paypal only.
Email me at [email protected] if you're interested.
Both of these are guaranteed completely unique
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Garrett Cook
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Jul 07, 2009 07:12AM
To clarify, by three dollars, three days, I mean pitches cost three dollars for five and are ready within three days of payment.
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george orwell writes about firms offering to do this via newspaper ads in his Essays
People buy books of writing prompts all the time. I'm just offering good ones.
Think It's a brilliant idea. Sorta like a struggling artist offering to do people's caricatures for 10 bucks a pop in a bar -- why not? I seem to remember a story about Harlan Ellison promoting a book by sitting in a store front window pounding out short stories while people watched. Hey, whatever it takes to keep body & soul together in this barren, literary landscape. More power to ya Garret.
Exactly. I'm like Billy Joel in that bar. Thanks, man!
