I got the
idea to this practice from the object-poem-practice.
I thought
it would be an interesting practice to choose a random name and a random
letter.
For example
Tina + B
Then one
would think about possible words that start with “B”, like bath, bottle, bed,
bat, bravery, banana, bandana, bear, beer, bonbon, bingo, breakfast…
Then you
choose the combination that interests you the most, which gives you the most
ideas.
For
example: Tina’s bat
That would
then be the topic of the short story.
While
writing one would think about basic questions like why, when, who, how, what,
where.
Why does
Tina have a bat? Why does she need it?
When did
Tina need a bat? Does she still need it? When did/does she use it?
For what
does she use it? What is the bat like?
How does
Tina feel? How does she use the bat? How does the bat look?
Where is
this bat? Where did Tina get it? Where is she using it?
And then
out of these components you write a story.
See here
the short story I wrote using this practice.
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