Between Twitter and the board, we had people writing 140 character long horror micro-fiction. From twenty-five of those, people voted on their top five. Thanks to a tie, that turned into the top six. And these favorites of one line horror are:
Now then. Are we only left with people who are familiar with the story and probably think I have no taste for trashing it? Good.
Chicago's bracing for what is may be the 2nd worst storm ever to hit the Great Lakes.
Yikes.
Is it possible to write a scary story in under 140 characters? We're about to find out.
Inspired by a discussion in chat last night, I decided to run a little Halloween writing contest. Write microfiction that's short enough to be a tweet and post it here. I'll stop accepting entries at 12:00 AM EDT Saturday, October 30th, at which point I'll pick my favorite entries for everyone to vote on. From that, you guys get to pick the top five that will go on the front page on Halloween.
If you decide to post your microfiction on Twitter, put the tag #nottd on it for Night of the Tweeting Dead so we can keep track. If you don't have a Twitter account, you can still play and just post your story in the thread.
You can enter as many times as you like.
... you find yourself yelling 'FUCK YOU!!!' at pieces of paper.