30 DAY FICTION WRITING CHALLENGE UPDATE
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I have them tagged as cross posted, but I cannot find them here at all. I posted these over at The horrible wolf, but they never made it here to this page for some reason. It was: 30 Days of Inspiration, Ideas to Energize Your Story Writing by Creative Writing Now. Well, that completes my 30 Day Challenge.A few years ago, I did a 30 day challenge where I wrote a short story every day for the entire month. Ahead, Vern slowed, creeping cautiously towards the fallen soul. With a sigh she gathered her strength and made a final sprint to catch up.

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With her hands on her knees she looked up and saw the driver shake and fall to the ground as though hit by a taser. Her heart was beating out of her chest, she could barely catch her breath. Both Vern and the fleeing driver were so fast. Although, right now, Amy wondered if she could even keep running. They had no idea what level they would be dealing with until, or if, they caught up. The incubation period seemed to have sped up. From death, to a zombie like state, to rage. The infection caused different reactions in each person. It would take both of them to deal with him if he was. The driver could well be infected, given his reaction to the crash. Amy felt it would be better if she went with Vern.

They had left Jude and Helen tending to the unconscious driver of the other vehicle. Vern, in turn, was chasing after the driver who had just ran off after causing a head on collision.

What does your main character do and why? Do they stay with the victim or go after the driver?Īmy didn’t think she had ever run as fast in her life. The victim is hurt and unconscious and the driver that caused the accident is trying to flee. Your main character witnesses a car accident. She doesn’t know her family beyond this.ĭay 30 – Decisions. Her paternal grandparents live in Spain, having retired there several years ago. She doesn’t know her maternal grandparents. Henford Bugle continues to push for updates.Īmy’s family is quite small, just one uncle Max who has never married (he’s gay but hasn’t come out). Investigations are ongoing into the source of the infection and the risk to the public. It is believed the outbreak is currently contained within the infectious diseases ward at the hospital. Henford University Hospital and Public Health England have declined to comment on this weekends outbreak other than to urge people not to be concerned. Three dead and two isolated as mysterious infection hits local hospital. Further updates will be shared as they become available. It is believed a group of local young adults were responsible for the find and calling in UKSA, but no one has yet come forward to speak with us. The UKSA are refusing to comment at this time.

30 DAY FICTION WRITING CHALLENGE FULL

A tennis sized meteorite was retrieved, with agents in full Biohazard suits. The UK Space Agency were called in to Henford Hills on Saturday Evening. Day 27 fulfilled purely by being here, on to Day 28 – News Headlines: From Day 27 – Write a blog style post, to Day 30 ‘Decision’s’. I’m using it to share my last few days in one. So, we’ve been sharing our responses to the daily prompts (pictured below) each day using the hashtag #tfcwriterchallenge And, more importantly, taking part in the challenge has helped me get my mojo back as I had been struggling to put pen to paper for some time! Obviously it’s raw and unedited, but I’m happy with how it’s coming along so far. What do you think? Are you enjoying it so far. Each post is only short so it won’t take long.

If you’ve been following along over on my Facebook page you’ll have an idea what my WIP is about. My current WIP has come about because I’ve been taking part in the Fiction Cafe – Writer’s Group 30 Day Writing Challenge for September.

30 DAY FICTION WRITING CHALLENGE UPDATE

But here I am with a little update on my current work in progress (WIP). The usual reasons – life and work (the day job), no excuses, just facts. It’s been a while since I last wrote a blog post.

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