Plot Bunny Pens

[liliput1]

God dammit. Now I kind of want to challenge myself to write a story that alliterates As in the first paragraph, Bs in the second, etc. Can't be this one, though, aside from anything else, that paragraph I wrote needs to come near the beginning... either way, X is gonna be an absolute bitch.

There are some Letterkenny scenes that do just that but what are you doing for X?

 

[sirhugs]

There are some Letterkenny scenes that do just that but what are you doing for X?

Xactly!

 

[liliput1]

Xactly!

Xcommunicado!

 

[sirhugs]

Xcommunicado!

Xtrapolated- the xtra handy straps.

 

[TheExperimentalist]

There are some Letterkenny scenes that do just that but what are you doing for X?

If... IF I ever actually exemplify this exaggerated challenge, I expect I'll make an exception and excuse the extrapolation that the excess E preceding a leading X is to be extracted, excluded, and expelled.

 

[anthrodisiac]

PBP makes me so happy sometimes

 

[BeechLeaf]

I doubt that you could do that fully, as so much variation is found in how commonly authors adopt various words, but it's an amusing jaunt in writing to try to carry on with a particular constraint, such as not using this or that, and on top of that it would pay off (in a small way) if nobody actually saw straight off what you had got up to. I don't think I could go as far as an actual Lit submission, a thousand words or so, but it can work up to a point. I did actually think about trying to do it, it's on my list, but not just now. If only I had a bit of motivation for it.

 

[liliput1]

If... IF I ever actually exemplify this exaggerated challenge, I expect I'll make an exception and excuse the extrapolation that the excess E preceding a leading X is to be extracted, excluded, and expelled.

So you were talking to your girlfriend Pru the other day...

 

[TheExperimentalist]

I doubt that you could do that fully, as so much variation is found in how commonly authors adopt various words, but it's an amusing jaunt in writing to try to carry on with a particular constraint, such as not using this or that, and on top of that it would pay off (in a small way) if nobody actually saw straight off what you had got up to. I don't think I could go as far as an actual Lit submission, a thousand words or so, but it can work up to a point. I did actually think about trying to do it, it's on my list, but not just now. If only I had a bit of motivation for it.

Constraints are certainly fun. I just submitted a story yesterday (with invaluable help and support from @Duil2) that was written with several constraints in mind, most of which I managed almost entirely. (Though in that case, the constraints are likely obvious upfront, and were more conceptual than linguistic.)

ETA: Hopefully it'll be approved in a reasonable timeframe.

 

[TheExperimentalist]

So you were talking to your girlfriend Pru the other day...

I propose "parleying with your partner Pru previously" as the preferable presentation of that passage.

 

[Duil2]

Constraints are certainly fun. I just submitted a story yesterday (with invaluable help and support from @Duil2) that was written with several constraints in mind, most of which I managed almost entirely. (Though in that case, the constraints are likely obvious upfront, and were more conceptual than linguistic.)

ETA: Hopefully it'll be approved in a reasonable timeframe.

Spooky.
I literally was just thinking when it might be published and then voila your post.

 

[TheExperimentalist]

Spooky.
I literally was just thinking when it might be published and then voila your post.

No idea. It's still pending. Will let you know when it's approved.