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Creating Fiction on Twitter

July 9th, 2008 Posted in social networking

Dark and stormy nightTwitter is becoming well-known for being the place online where news about major events are broken. Andrew Sayer has taken this fact to a new level and has done an amazing mock up of what his Twitter timeline would look like if there was a global Zombie attack.  It is absolutely fantastic and even this small snipet creates a wonderful sense of suspense and you are left wanting to know what happens next.

This got me thinking, is anyone out there using Twitter either directly or in a pictorial form like Andrew’s mock up to tell a story?   So I started investigation and I found Twitter Fiction, who writes a stories, or as she terms it, microfictions in 140 characters.  Meanwhile over at MInific, they are collaborating 130 character stories and reposting them through a single Twitter feed.

I am sure there are many more people out there using Twitter to write fiction, so if you know of any please let us know.

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3 Responses to “Creating Fiction on Twitter”

  1. Kelley Says:

    Oh thanks so much for sharing this! I had heart whispers about it but didn’t go looking.

    And didn’t have to!!

    Kelleys last blog post..Mosh!


  2. Riayn Says:

    Kelley, not a problem at all. Glad I could help.

    Riayns last blog post..Creating Fiction on Twitter


  3. Amy Says:

    This is fascinating to me. I may have to try my hand!


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