Ok..I am getting a grip on what your looking for.
It would be many writers (Yes please count me in!) developing a story based on "Your" DAR..we would simply write about it.
Am I close?
Or
do many writers write different stories based upon DAR in a game we each have individually played?
Look at it like this:
I am a hunting dawg, ok?
I am in a box on the back of the truck and your the great white hunter.
You know what your looking to have as a trophy kill, ok?
But, I dont quite know until I get let loose from this "box" and you take my leash off, and let me run down this story (Trophy), ok?
I promise to hunt real good for you just need a "leetle" direction.!
When I was a mere lad in the 7th grade, I asked my writing lab teacher for direction on what exactly I should write about. I got possibly the best learning tool I ever used. She told me to go get my dictionary (pre online one, ya had to actually "open" a book!) and I closed my eyes and had to put my finger on 25 words and then take the 25 words and make a story based upon a subject that she would pick out. It may have been about a family picnic, a basketball game, a storm or just a walk in the snow, but it made me stop and think.
The second best training tool was we took a tape recorder and had to make 10 "commericals" from 10 items we drew from a hatr and then make up a name and a selling tool for each, I drew a lawnmower and then had to take 10 words from my dictionary and make them "fit". The words were drawn prior to me knowing my subject.
This would be what I would refer to now as "Thinking outside the box"
At any rate (Longwinded aint I? )
1000 words or 10,000 words aint no problemo fer Hermano Bruce!
Peace
Grandpa Troll
It would be many writers (Yes please count me in!) developing a story based on "Your" DAR..we would simply write about it.
Am I close?
Or
do many writers write different stories based upon DAR in a game we each have individually played?
Look at it like this:
I am a hunting dawg, ok?
I am in a box on the back of the truck and your the great white hunter.
You know what your looking to have as a trophy kill, ok?
But, I dont quite know until I get let loose from this "box" and you take my leash off, and let me run down this story (Trophy), ok?
I promise to hunt real good for you just need a "leetle" direction.!
When I was a mere lad in the 7th grade, I asked my writing lab teacher for direction on what exactly I should write about. I got possibly the best learning tool I ever used. She told me to go get my dictionary (pre online one, ya had to actually "open" a book!) and I closed my eyes and had to put my finger on 25 words and then take the 25 words and make a story based upon a subject that she would pick out. It may have been about a family picnic, a basketball game, a storm or just a walk in the snow, but it made me stop and think.
The second best training tool was we took a tape recorder and had to make 10 "commericals" from 10 items we drew from a hatr and then make up a name and a selling tool for each, I drew a lawnmower and then had to take 10 words from my dictionary and make them "fit". The words were drawn prior to me knowing my subject.
This would be what I would refer to now as "Thinking outside the box"
At any rate (Longwinded aint I? )
1000 words or 10,000 words aint no problemo fer Hermano Bruce!
Peace
Grandpa Troll
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