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Dash – writing activity using a prompt word; 15 minutes to write.
Wave - writing activity using a prompt word; 20 minutes to write.
Word Scrimmage
– word-boosting technique; participants write as fast as they can for a
pre-defined set time limit; participant who has written the most is the winner.
Flash Prose
– text averaging 500-1500 words.
Flash
Fiction – text averaging 300-1000 words; also called sudden fiction, micro
fiction, micro-story, postcard fiction, prosetry and short short story; contains
classic elements of a story - protagonist, conflict, obstacles and a resolution;
some elements are only hinted.
Drabble – text
exactly 100 words long.
Nanofiction
– text exactly 55 words long including the title; 1 character, and plot.
Minisaga – text
exactly 50 words long plus a title up to 15 words long; also called micro-story
and ultra-short.
69er – text
exactly 69 words long; title not included.
Twit-fiction - a text written in 140 characters or less; also called Twitter length fiction, micro-fiction, micro-flash fiction or twabble. (Source: Vivid Scribe)
Twabble - a text written in 100 characters not counting spaces. (Source: The Drabblecast; check this Sizing Tool)
Twit-fiction - a text written in 140 characters or less; also called Twitter length fiction, micro-fiction, micro-flash fiction or twabble. (Source: Vivid Scribe)
Twabble - a text written in 100 characters not counting spaces. (Source: The Drabblecast; check this Sizing Tool)
Vignettes - short impressionist scenes focusing on the impression of a character, idea, setting or object; does not contain the classic story elements.
Short Story - brief work of literature, featuring a small cast of characters and focusing on a single incident; between 1,000 and 20,000 words.
Feghoot –
humorous short story or vignette ending in a play on a well-known phrase/pun.
Parable –
short story illustrating a principle or lesson featuring human characters.
Fable - short story illustrating a principle or
lesson featuring animals, plants, mythical creatures, inanimate objects or
forces of nature.
Anecdote – funny/interesting short story about a real incident or person.
Sketch
story – story shorter than a short story mainly descriptive of people or
places.
Source when not indicated: scattered notes taken by me throughout time.
Let me know if you find anything wrong or incomplete. Thank you!
Let me know if you find anything wrong or incomplete. Thank you!
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