Tag: prompt

I’m ashamed to say I’ve had an “experimental” literature blog for over a year and have yet to do any cut-ups.

Well, that’s not entirely true. I write one every day and choose one I like at the end of the week. I’ve done this with my other poetry stuff. I started doing this with cut-ups at the beginning of September.

Normally, this isn’t pertinent information. In this case, the names are numbered. So, no, you are not “tripping,” there really are numbers missing.

cut-up no. two

cut-up no. four

cut-up no. eighteen

cut-up no. fifteen

cut-up no. six

cut-up no. eight

cut-up no. eleven

cut-up no. nineteen

cut-up no seven

cut-up no. twenty-seven

cut-up no. nine

cut-up no. five

cut-up no. sixteen

cut-up no. thirty

cut-up no. thirteen

cut-up no. twenty-nine

cut-up no. twenty

That stream of consciousness stuff was fun. But I guess I should change it up. So, now I’m telling stories.

I’m leaving the length of these stories to whatever length they naturally take, and the same with their inspiration. I’ll be linking to the stories in this theme below.

Double Feature at the End of the World

Feeling Like Holden Caulfield

Siren

Michinoku no Michiko

The 8:18 Train to Koma

glitterbomb

Digital Hakon

HAKODATE: A Tale of Two Trips, Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V, and Part VI.