Micro-fiction channeling moments of truth.
Walking the forests of the Shenandoah National Park last week, I thought about how I’d pass the days and weeks and months as a thru-hiker on the Appalachian Trail.
One exercise I settled on for keeping sane step after step was to craft a 100-word story each day out there.
Somehow the challenge stuck and I find myself drafting these nuggets even in sivilised settings.
Not all are ready for prime time, but a few are worth sharing.
As usual, title words are excluded from the count.
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Ben East Books 
YOU ARE SUPER CREATIVE. YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!! Your boys must love this!!!!
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Hahaha – genius! Mohan was too hungry to so much as roll his eyes. Where’s my flatbread?!
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Vikram said, ‘I don’t get it. It’s kinda dumb. There’s no plot and its very repetitive.’ So that blows.
I say, good thing it was only 100 words.
Oh, also, all they wanted to do was count the words. So not sure who really missed the point here.
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