Creativity Explored: Magnus and Chu
Creativity Explored
is a Series where we do just that: explore creativity!
As part of this series, we started out with
a FAST FICTION exercise of the
STORY BEHIND the PHOTO
you can read more about that here and participate at any time as this is an ongoing exercise.
Here are some of the submissions to date:
Creativity Explored: Emilie & Gil in Cannes
by Debbie Mako
Creativity Explored:Magnus and Chu (this one)
by Michelle Mason
Creativity Explored: Vivianne
by Celia Entwistle
Creativity Explored: his shadow
by Christian Krumb
Creativity Explored: A weak light casts no shadows
by Susan McGregor
and more to come…
Creativity Explored: Mangus and Chu
We could see Chu from our spot on the beach—the drop hadn’t been made yet. The sun is setting and it’s getting colder, I wish they’d hurry up.
I hate working this close to Magnus, yet I love it at the same time.
He’s both annoying and intoxicating.
Why does The Firm always partner us?
Magnus leans in for a kiss, slightly turning his head for a better look at Chu. He kis… SHOTS FIRED!
Magnus knocks me to the ground, half-covering me with his body. We lay still for what seems like forever. Only two shots. We give each other a “what the hell just happened” look, as we spit sand out and get back on our feet.
Chu is lying on the sidewalk—dead, or close to it—as a crowd gathers around. The sirens are getting close; time for us to leave.
Thank you to Ron Fox for his photography which inspired this story
Thank you to Michelle Mason for her Fast Fiction
Both are members of MyFrenchLife.org
Creativity Explored
is a Series where we do just that: explore creativity!
As part of this series, we started out with
a FAST FICTION exercise of the STORY BEHIND the PHOTO
[you can read more about that
here and participate at any time
as this is an ongoing exercise.]
Here are some of the submissions to date:
Creativity Explored: Emilie & Gil in Cannes
by Debbie Mako
Creativity Explored: Magnus and Chu (this one)
by Michelle Mason
Creativity Explored: Vivianne
by Celia Entwistle
Creativity Explored: his shadow
by Christian Krumb
Creativity Explored: A weak light casts no shadows
by Susan McGregor
About the Contributor
Judy MacMahon
