For the second year running, here comes:
Back in 2019, author
jezzaz
wondered:
Is it possible to write a complete story in exactly 750 words? That's the minimum limit that Literotica will accept, and after talking among ourselves, some of the writers on Lit decided to see if we could do it. After all, it's 750 words, right? How hard could it be? It's not like editing it is going to take long, after all.
So we buckled down, arguing whether hyphenated words counts as one word or two, trying to work out whether we should be taking the Microsoft Word count as gospel, or the one you get from Windows Explorer, and trying to squash blackrandl1958's desire to write a two thousand word header, 'to explain all the context' (yeah, we see through that, Randi!)
It turns out it's harder than you might think to tell a story and have it mean anything in 750 words. But you can judge for yourself,
on February 13th
, when the fruits of our labors will be posted.
Last year's
750 Word Project
challenge was a great success, with a huge turnout of authors and much fun for readers. So, let's do it again!
Like last year, this challenge is open to everyone - established authors or brand new Lit writers, any story category. To be a part of this challenge, you must:
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