Welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)
This is the Wakefield Doctrine’s contribution to the Six Sentence Story bloghop.
Denise is the host.
The prompt word:
FLUID
“I’m telling you, you can’t write a meta-fiction Six Sentence Story in 1st Person POV.”
“Why not?”
“I’ll tell why not, what you just did, referencing a second character, who would be me, yet you’ve yet to establish yourself for the Reader!”
“I’ll have us know, the Reader, having invested a mercifully-small amount of time can see the end of the story; in all likelihood has a bunch of these to read and just don’t care and besides, you’ve no chance to credibly use the week’s prompt word.”
“You’re referring to the word ‘fluid’?
“Booyah!”
About clarkscottroger
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This six felt like a writing workshop, very refreshing.
Thank you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80m7KHVNbi8
lol
‘cellent
Penultimate line = ultimate get-out clause!😉
lol
what can we say, was in that kind of mood (and wanted to be sure I could still write a non-serial Six and one with less words than more… (well, kinda)
Hey, Clark, I understand your story this week!
Going for a lie down now.
Dude! My condolences, fer sure.
Not to worry, posted a Cafe and Bistro Six this morning.
Nice use of the prompt word. Also nice description: ” having invested a mercifully-small amount of time can see the end of the story”
thanks, Frank. A fun little Six it was
Heeheehee! This tickles the funny bone.
lol
Neatly done, Clark. Neat and clever.
Thank you, Jenne
Love this six! I love the instructional dialogue :D
What?! You didn’t care for this week’s prompt word? 😉
Delightful and entertaining, Clark.
You managed to get the word in though, Clark, which is the important bit! :)
Terrible loss of Alan White…truly stellar music of the salad days.
tru dat
Look at you! All dialogue, short and sweet, and Booyah! funny. Your chops are beefing up.