Exploring the dark side [My #Heisclub experience]
I hate writing sad
scenes, but it’s also a part of life. On November 2015, I finished
writing a short story for an online class called #HeistClub. The members
were told to write “Case number 1” short stories. I’m not sure how to
explain this as good as the class mentor, but basically, the authors are
requested to write something that could be a beginning of the story.
That’s fine for me, but when the sponsors required us to sprinkle some
foreign sentence in the story, I was very close to back off. However, my
stubborn personality prevailed because by then I already submitted the
first activity. It was such a waste planning for the story and not go
through with it.
I also had NaNoWrimo project at the time, and November was the busiest time of year for my other job. I failed to “win” NaNoWrimo, but I finished my #HeistClub story, have it edited and submitted it on time. Yay!
My story is titled The Flame Squad: Sly Prince. The story is included in What We Hide bundle and now available as standalone at Kindle | Smashwords, Barnes and Noble, iTunes, Kobo and Scribd.
I also had NaNoWrimo project at the time, and November was the busiest time of year for my other job. I failed to “win” NaNoWrimo, but I finished my #HeistClub story, have it edited and submitted it on time. Yay!
My story is titled The Flame Squad: Sly Prince. The story is included in What We Hide bundle and now available as standalone at Kindle | Smashwords, Barnes and Noble, iTunes, Kobo and Scribd.
The
Flame Squad: Sly Prince has an open-ending but no cliffhanger. It told a
story of a street boy who got lucky to be involved with a wealthy
family in Cebu and scheme his way up.
I’m planning to write a follow-up story for this one, but I’m still unsure when I’ll get the time because I want to focus on my other projects for now.
I’m planning to write a follow-up story for this one, but I’m still unsure when I’ll get the time because I want to focus on my other projects for now.
#HeistClub
was an online workshop facilitated by Mina V. Esguerra. The class was
organized by Bronze Age Media and sponsored by Buqo and Enderun’s The
Study. Mentors were Jennifer Hillier, F.H. Batacan, R.J. Taduran, Kevin
Uy, Juliet Grames, and Andrea Pasion-Flores.
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