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| − | The four-part '''Love Story''' was commissioned by [ | + | The four-part '''Love Story''' was commissioned by ''[http://picfic.wordpress.com PicFic]'' for a slot as their featured contributor in October 2010. I was given an open brief to produce four tweets, optionally connected in some way. |
===Publications=== | ===Publications=== | ||
| − | '''Love Story''' was indeed published by [ | + | '''Love Story''' was indeed published by ''[http://picfic.wordpress.com PicFic]'' in four weekly parts. |
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
I'm quite proud of this little quadrilogy. I thought it was interesting to try and cover each phase of a relationship in a slightly different way, from the initial risqué flirting over the meat counter through to the bathetic aftermath of the break-up. I quite like the way that micro-fictions like this hover between poetry and stories without ever committing themselves either way. | I'm quite proud of this little quadrilogy. I thought it was interesting to try and cover each phase of a relationship in a slightly different way, from the initial risqué flirting over the meat counter through to the bathetic aftermath of the break-up. I quite like the way that micro-fictions like this hover between poetry and stories without ever committing themselves either way. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:28, 19 June 2014
Inspiration
The four-part Love Story was commissioned by PicFic for a slot as their featured contributor in October 2010. I was given an open brief to produce four tweets, optionally connected in some way.
Publications
Love Story was indeed published by PicFic in four weekly parts.
Notes
I'm quite proud of this little quadrilogy. I thought it was interesting to try and cover each phase of a relationship in a slightly different way, from the initial risqué flirting over the meat counter through to the bathetic aftermath of the break-up. I quite like the way that micro-fictions like this hover between poetry and stories without ever committing themselves either way.
