Submit a Story

7/29/2009

Tell your story. Make it brief.

You can enter it in the comments section below. We will put the best ones on the front page!

By submitting a story, you give SixWordStories.net the right to re-publish and distribute your work on this website, and in any other formats (including our Twitter feed, RSS feed, and possible publication in a book).

The original submission page is here, along with the 5,600+ stories that were submitted up until July, 2009. We had to create a new one because the comments got maxed out.

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  1. 8/29/2026DSH Plugin Support says:

    It’s fascinating to see how many different stories can be told in just six words. I particularly enjoyed the ones that hinted at a larger narrative, like “Yearned for her. Got her. Hell.” It makes you wonder about the context.

  2. 8/30/2026rhondaolson says:

    Thanks for the update on submissions! I think it’s cool that you’re collecting the best ones for the front page. Interesting that the old page got maxed out at 5,600+ stories—that shows how popular this is. Looking forward to submitting my own six-worder!

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  4. 8/30/2026ftf values says:

    Nunca tinha pensado em tentar escrever algo tão curto até ler essa chamada de “tell your story, make it brief” — e confesso que é bem mais difícil do que parece. Fiquei uns bons dez minutos tentando encaixar uma ideia em seis palavras, e no final acabei mandando uma sobre o cheiro de café da manhã que me lembrou minha avó. Vocês realmente vão escolher as melhores pra página inicial? Queria muito ver o que o pessoal andou criando nesses 5.600+ comentários antigos.

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