Yeas...It's a contest for freewriters! An easypeasy one!
Dear friends, I prefer to call it a game where we express freely our creativity. Here is how it works:
1. I write an unfinished fiction story/freewrite
2. You finish it with a comment in the comment section (relax..no long stuff needed!)
3. I will donate 1 @steembasicincome share to one freewriter with the most interesting, fun, original, crazy ending (I'm the unquestionable judge. Well, technically not me.. the bananafish voices within my head are).
It's super simple and I hope we'll have loads of fun together! Comment, as you always did, just this time you may get a SBI share!
Nothing is mandatory here..Just enjoy and prepare for a trip into my delirious fiction world!
For those that don't know what the @steembasicincome is, we're talking about a great project run by @josephsavage which - based on your amount of shares in it - will grant you a permanent vote on all your posts!
Here you will find their most recent post with details
Steem Basic Income is a social experiment to bring a basic income to as many Steemians as possible. Members join by sponsoring others into the program. Steem Basic Income is delivered through providing regular upvotes to member content.
Too much writing! Here's the story based on @mariannewest today's prompt "wasps":
After an awkward silence that lasted months, the greatest biologists of the earth had shrugged and called the incident a ruthless and fatal joke of nature. That evolution was such does not surprise anyone, but the turn that it had taken, sincerely, was too much even for the coldest scientists and paladins of evolution. The wasps had begun to consider human flesh very much palatable.
Anyone who has dealt with a wasp's nest behind a gutter at home knows that they were already not joking at all when they limited themselves to eating almost any kind of insect and fruit.
In the beginning, it's said that some wasps began to eat human food a little too often, perhaps due to the increasingly frequent picnics of freewriters, who had been spreading for decades throughout the face of the planet. Of those freewriting wasps, some began to enjoy a little too much the taste for meat. The next step was very simple, speaking from an evolution perspective. And they certainly did not lack aggression or organisation to fulfil their human meat sudden crave.
In no time, the world was under siege. There was not a single place that the carnivorous wasps could not reach and not a single person who did not fear them. Maybe.
.JPG)