Literatura Twitter: “romane” de 140 de caractere
Cei de la The Guardian au lansat o provocare pentru scriitori: Twitter Fiction sau cum sa inventezi o poveste de numai 140 de caractere.
Au raspuns provocarii autori cunoscuti, printre care Ian Ranking, David Lodge, Helen Fielding, Jeffrey Archer, Jackie Collins.
Cateva mostre de literatura comprimata:
“I know I said that if I lived to 100 I’d not regret what happened last night. But I woke up this morning and a century had passed. Sorry.” – Geoff Dyer
He said he was leaving her. “But I love you,” she said. “I know,” he said. “Thanks. It’s what gave me the strength to love somebody else.” – James Meek
“Your money or your life!” “I’m sorry, my dear, but you know it would kill me to lose my money,” said the partially deaf miser to his wife. – David Lodge
“Sometimes we wonder why sorrow so heavy when happiness is like helium.” – AM Homes (mai mult o cugetare, dar superba oricum)
“OK. Should not have logged on to your email but suggest if going on marriedaffair.com don’t use our children’s names as password.” – Helen Fielding
Gasiti toate aceste fictiuni Twitter aici.
Se poate mai scurt de atat? Se poate. Dovada: Ernest Hemingway si povestirea sa de sase cuvinte – “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.”
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2 Comentarii
ComenteazaAlly@ Snow Feathers / October 16, 2012 la 8:19 pm
Sunt chiar concursuri de “very short literature” 🙂 personal, mi se pare uimitor sa poti sa sintetizezi in cateva cuvinte o posibila poveste.
andres / October 17, 2012 la 10:39 am
Sunt de aceeasi parere! Dar stii, aici tine foarte mult si de imaginatia celui care citeste. Nu oricine poate percepe povestea din spatele a catorva cuvinte 😉