New TwitterFiction feed @thaumatrope

@thaumatropeVia @Danacea (Danie Ware) this morning, a link to a new twitter fiction feed: @thaumatrope, edited by Nathan E. Lilly of GreenTentacles.com.

I'm hugely intrigued by the concept of TwitterFiction; flash-fiction taken to an imposed extreme. Is it really possible, within Twitter's 140 character limit, to effectively convey a sense of story, or portray anything more than a vague sketch of a character, or present a descriptive vignette in anything other than the sketchiest outline?

If you're likewise interested in finding out, then there are probably plenty more TwitFic feeds out there, but @thaumatrope might be a good place to start.

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2 Responses to 'New TwitterFiction feed @thaumatrope'

  1. Danacea on December 27th, 2008 3:52 pm

    There have been twitter fiction feeds before - but they've been focused, serialised stories: @manyvoices, @twittilate, @billionmonkeys (serialising Shakespeare) and @TwitStorybook.

    I'm intrigued by @Thaumatrope - it's an ambitious project to fit into a tight space and I'm looking forward to seeing how it spins...

    ...and how many others will follow now Mister Lilly has set the yardstick!

  2. tdaonp (Henk de Kruyff) on December 27th, 2008 4:52 pm

    I also got allerted to this site by Danacea. Much intrigued by this concept and couldn't help submitting a story to it. Writing short stories has become an addiction to me. This might just be the quick fix I need ;-)

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