Yes A Story Can Be Told In Six Sentences

Yes, a story can be told in six simple sentences and here's your proof. "6 S" is finally a book

6S

Six Sentences, Volume 1 – our exciting collection of original fiction and non-fiction – has finally arrived! Click the photo for a closer peek! The book is currently available at CreateSpace, and will soon be available at Amazon.com. THANK YOU to each and every one of our talented writers for making this fabulous collection possible. What can WE say in six sentences? You’ll have to get the book to find out!

Robert McEvily

The Edge Of The Envelope

I'm a big fan of Quin and her 6S submissions.

This one is no exception, I love it. Please read it with an open mind because as she said to everybody who posted a response to the short, "it is what you make of it..."

6 S Abounds, Dude

Quin has a 6 S, that much is true
Quin has a 6 S, that's why I'm leaving you

Katie has a 6 S, that much is true
Katie has a 6 S, that's why I'm leaving you

Of course nobody remembers that LL Cool J song and anybody that does remember it, is trying desperately right now to forget it. So this is probably all for naught (I'm so tired, that I actually spelled this "not," the first time). At any rate, click the purple to get the stories and the blogs.

"Cool Air"

The JDC makes his first appearance at Six Sentences, go check it out!...














What are you still doing here? Will you click it already?

The critics though not so outspoken this time, have spoken again.




Francis Ford says "shhhh, keep it a secret, he still owes me money."

J.K. Rowling says "seriously, Cormac Brown has a new story at Six Sentences."

Then she ruins the mood by saying, "it's not for children."

Then she really ruins the mood by saying, "and children? If you pull my finger? A million pounds sterling will come out of my bum."

Stephen King says "I don't care what you all say, he still creeps me out.!"

"A '6S' Story"

A Six Sentence story for all my screenwriting friends and for those that live their lives at forty-eight frames-per-second.

A warm thanks to Robert McEvily for providing the venue and to Katie Schwartz for bullying me into it.