David McKenzie of Federal Way, Washington was declared the winner of the Bulwer Lytton Fiction Contest, "where www means 'wretched writers welcome." You can also read an interview with David McKenzie in the San Jose Mercury News.
Follow this link to see his submission, and then try to out do him. Writing bad isn't as easy as it looks.
Here's my attempt:
The road passed the red break house and just kept going, over the horizon to places unseen, never to be seen, by the little girl in the green dress who lived in the red brick house. She wished she could go there, but she had to stay in the yard and watch the cars go by, far away. It made her sad.
Your turn.
Thursday, July 02, 2009
The Worst Writing in the Whole World
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1 comments:
That's the funniest story I've read in ages. Who knew you were such a bad writer? Well done!
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