The objective of the Fast Fiction Friday exercise is to write with complete focus on the given subject. One of the best ways to accomplish this task is to write for a set amount of time, without distractions and without editing. Let the words flow from your mind to the paper and ignore self doubt and outside issues. The goal is to become so addicted to writing that you can't help but do it! All writers are welcome whether you write short stories, poems, memoirs, non-fiction, essays or a personal journal. Feel free to share your work or link back.
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TT - Road closed?

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing. 


TT - Horse and Buggie 3.29.16

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing.




TT - Ducks on Parade 3.15.16

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing.




From Pixabay
https://pixabay.com/en/duck-is-spinning-park-group-birds-1254524/


TT: The Train is a come'n (Tableau Tuesday) 3.4.14

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing.



Image courtesy of Simon Howden / FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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TT: Winter Storm in the City 2.18.14

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing. 


Image courtesy of Maggie Smith / FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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TT: Beauty in Stop Motion 1.28.14

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing. 



 Courtesy of a personal friend.
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TT: Carnival in the Streets 1.21.14

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing. 


 Courtesy of Hissmonster photography at hmproductions.org
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TT: Bench in the Park 1.14.14

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing. 




 Courtesy of JiRa - a bench in a local park.
Also found on Facbook: Go Here!
 

TT: The House Across the Street 1.7.14

Here is your Tableau Tuesday prompt for this week: 
Try to go with the first thoughts that come to your mind and use this prompt for your short story, poem, non-fiction, essay, memoir, or other writing. 

 Courtesy of Hissmonster photography at hmproductions.org
Also found on Facbook: Go Here!

 

An Old Train Set (FPF 9.3)

For Tableau Tuesday (TT)- Write a short story, poem or other
item based on the photo given.
Write for 30 minutes ignoring
distractions, logic and doubt! Look at the photo and write!



Note on photo origin - taken while visiting an Air Museum in Oregon.


The Path Between Trees (FPF 9.2)

Tableau Tuesday - Write a short story, poem or other
item based on the photo given.
Write for 30 minutes ignoring
distractions, logic and doubt! Look at the photo and write!

 

Note on photo origin - taken while driving at high speeds down
the freeway, looking down the path of tree farms.

Empty Phone Booth (FPF 9.1)

Tableau Tuesday is another aspect of Fast Fiction Friday. Same concept only this time you have a photo to spark your writing. Look at the photo and write for 30 minutes. Once done, take a breath and look at what you've created. At this point you may start your editing or leave it as is. 



Note on photo origin - we took a trip to the ocean in July 2011
and found these empty phone booths at a rest stop.