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Hi,
The plan is to create a short story of about 20,000 words using different authors to write about 1000 – 1100 words each.
Simply, the previous chapters (of which 2 are already written) are emailed to an author.
- in 12 days they should read the story so far and write their contribution.
- any sub-plot introduced must be completed in their chapter
- do not bring the major plot to a conclusion (this will be left to the last 2 writers)
- without compromising their own approach, please try to keep the writing styles cohesive
- in following these rules, no contribution, including theirs, will be altered until final editing
That’s it. No more regs.
If someone would like to write a section, all they need do is contact me.
Cheers,
Ed
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