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11/25/2009Bella1701 says:
“Take me now….” she said, softly.
11/20/2009Nicky says:
Yesterday I finally told him yes.
11/19/2009Seeaarrno says:
The meaning of life is this.
10/24/2009Morlock says:
“Even Velociraptors now?! Fuck this..” BANG!
10/17/2009Kristine says:
Lock the door. Forgot your keys.
10/15/2009ambriohl says:
“B r a i n s !!”
“AAAGGHH!!!”
“Bang!”
“(falling)”
“Splash”
“……”
10/15/2009ambriohl says:
Break rules on six words. Sweet.
10/15/2009Robin says:
Knock Knock, Who’s There? 2 Zombies
10/15/2009Drofrehter says:
The door opened; he walked through.
10/13/2009Susana Rangel says:
haha… have you ever read Augusto Monterroso? He wrote this one: “When he woke up, the dinosaur was still there.” More tha six words, but way more fantastic.
10/13/2009dblainedblaine says:
The last six words ever written.
10/13/2009CiaraGnosis says:
The acid rain wiped the earth.
10/13/2009Jake says:
Two zombies. No bullets. Crap! Run!
10/13/2009Jake says:
There are only three days left.
10/10/2009pasqui007 says:
The last zombie standing infects him.
9/30/2009Amy-s says:
Or he kills two then decides to kill himself. ergo. 2 left.
9/25/2009Jordan says:
I wanna be in the Zombie Apocalypse with the guy who can get one zombie kill-per-shot
9/25/2009Paul_B says:
Hmmm… I like the idea that he shoots and kills four zombies. One zombie left. Have you ever tried to reason with a zombie? Me neither. The zombie then infects the human. But how do we know this? If the narrator has already been turned into a zombie by the end of the second phrase, then it begs the question: do zombies write six word fiction?
The other possibility is of course an extradiegetic narrator.
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