And I love how he says βI donβt know.β in answer to a question about a story of his own, and I like that he sticks to it when further questioned.
I tend to have that perspective about stories that I write. Unless itβs actually written down in a story that Iβve published I tend to say something along the lines of I can have theories or think something is more or less likely, but I generally try not to say definitively. I also like when an interpretation that I have of a story that Iβve written is different from an interpretation that someone else has.
As Akela said, βThat happens when you tell a story. Sometimes it takes on a life of its own.β
So fun to see that concept that I really like in this story!
Thank you for writing this story and for sharing it with us readers! π
I loved how this starts as a kidsβ popcorn puzzle and somehow turns into Atlantis, truth, exile, and the strange way stories refuse to obey even their own author :)
Such an amzing piece. Very intresting!
Thanks.
I'm glad you liked it.
Excellent storytelling! π―
And I love how he says βI donβt know.β in answer to a question about a story of his own, and I like that he sticks to it when further questioned.
I tend to have that perspective about stories that I write. Unless itβs actually written down in a story that Iβve published I tend to say something along the lines of I can have theories or think something is more or less likely, but I generally try not to say definitively. I also like when an interpretation that I have of a story that Iβve written is different from an interpretation that someone else has.
As Akela said, βThat happens when you tell a story. Sometimes it takes on a life of its own.β
So fun to see that concept that I really like in this story!
Thank you for writing this story and for sharing it with us readers! π
Thanks. Honestly, you are kind of an inspiration in encouraging spontaneous, anything goes fiction.
Yeah, this one was fun to write.
Youβre welcome, and Iβm glad that my writing helps put those kinds of storytelling vibes out there! :D
And thanks for sharing your storytelling and encouraging readers and writers! π
And nice! Itβs fun for a writer to see where a tale might take them!
I loved how this starts as a kidsβ popcorn puzzle and somehow turns into Atlantis, truth, exile, and the strange way stories refuse to obey even their own author :)
Thanks. Iβm glad you enjoyed it.
This was an interesting read.
Also a very amusing concept.
I subbed! Can't wait to read more of your work!
I'm glad you liked it!