Dubious Literary Methods: The Tangential Telling of the Tale

[Katie-Ellen]

Well, obviously, we are not going to go for the A to B option.

"How a normal person tells a story".

Not really. This is how a bot might tell a story. If bots told stories.

And no causality. It's not a story. (see @Carol Rose and the craft chat thread)

But what about this for a (bum) narrative arc....

No plot. Huh!

 

[Amber]

I'm going to take this over to Facebook and pretend like it was my find.

 

[Emily]

I posted this last weekend (or the weekend before? Time...) Very funny

 

[Barbara]

I posted this last weekend (or the weekend before? Time...) Very funny

Ah, @Rainbird. Have you managed to do this in frosting yet?

 

[Katie-Ellen]

I'm going to take this over to Facebook and pretend like it was my find.

LOL. I think that's where I found it @Amber! There or Twitter.

 

[Katie-Ellen]

I posted this last weekend (or the weekend before? Time...) Very funny

Soz Emily...I didn't see it before.

 

[Katie-Ellen]

Ah, @Rainbird. Have you managed to do this in frosting yet?

I bet she could too. Or Robinne.

 

[Barbara]

I bet she could too. Or Robinne.

Robinne would draw it in sand, no doubt.

 

[Emily]

Soz Emily...I didn't see it before.

Ah you know me. I'm over here, sulking

Ah, @Rainbird. Have you managed to do this in frosting yet?

Of course I have! I made myself a cake for Valentines Day and decided to go the whole hog. (A Joke. I made myself brownies that were a little too well-cooked thanks to the problem illustrated above in the diagram)