By Richard Edenfield
Usually, a writer wrote a story. It was exceedingly rare for a story to write a writer.
Richard Edenfield, the story noticed, was always working very hard writing; it was extremely flattered at all the effort and attention Richard Edenfield heaped on it.
It also noticed that Richard was extraordinarily attractive, in his late 20’s, and watched old movies and took long hot showers. His spelling was atrocious.
When the story was done, it paused.
“That’s it?” Richard inquired.
The story was not sure what people would think of Richard Edenfield as it took a long hard breath.
“Yes. That’s it.”
And of course a story, like a camera, would never lie! A neat, lively rib-tickler that carries some intriguing, tale-chasing flashes of insight. Every author, in every sentence, is at some level trying to tell the world how “extraordinarily attractive” he is.
Thanks.
I love it! What a fun story, I love that you turned it around to make the story the protagonist.nice work
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Awesome as always, my friend. You’re an old soul!!
Thank you. That is a very nice thing to say. My soul thanks you, also.
I love this!! Great job. Very creative and unique. Excellent work!
Thank you very much.
You do things no one does anywhere. Never seen someone use thier name as a title! It is exciting in its brilliance!
That is such a kind thing to say. Thank you for your generous comment.
As a writer who often finds my writing (or something!) is doing the writing, not I, I can certainly equate to this story. Truth of the matter is, I think my (and many other writers’) best work come when I just get out of the way and let the story tell itself! Good job with this one, my friend!
Thank you.