Friday, 23 July 2010

Anarşist manifesto

Hadi tekrar deneyelim:
Denizin derinliklerinde bir balina
Bir o yana bir bu yana yüzüyor
Ve çok da canı sıkılıyor.
Etrafında küçük canlılar
Ne uyuşturucu var ne okumak için bir şeyler
Arada sırada bir kaç fok geçiyor
Ama onları da sikemiyor.
Kafası çok karışık
Çünkü onu yöneten bir devlet yok.

Tuesday, 13 July 2010

The Story of Pumpkin

Once upon a time there were two pumps who loved each other so much that they married. Soon they had a lovely little daughter, who they named Pumpkin. Pumpkin was a beautiful and plump girl; she surely was the most attractive piece of fruit in the whole garden. And that’s why one day the farmer came, having heard of Pumpkin’s beauty. He took her away from the field, brought her to his home. There he cut her open and took all her seeds out. Then with a huge knife he carved a smiling face on her. In the hole where once were Pumpkin’s seeds, he placed a candle so that, from that day on Pumpkin shone.

as told by Saya Valentine
put to words by Shaq Holyday

Saturday, 10 July 2010



Sunday, 4 July 2010

My selection of twitter fiction!

I think it's kinda cool to limit yourself to 140 characters to actually wrtie something that has a shape, setting and characters. It's difficult, it's witty and many different things come out and some are incredibly original while some are incredibly (or relatively) boring. So here are some I like:


She clawed her way up the path, determined to reach the summit. 'Who needs legs?' she thought.

The battle was won and she smiled down at those she trampled. Her victory would be short lived, but it was the journey that mattered.

She danced to the beat of her own drummer, but it was always on table tops at random bars.

And then the meeting entered a stage where it seemed endless. Eternal. And he noticed his watch had stopped so he wound it. Nothing changed.

The storm raged through her mind and suddenly - silence. She knew better. This was just the eye.

  
Eldon wisely saved his pennies for a rainy day. When the storms came, he made his escape, leaving behind his wife who was afraid of water.

The doctor had told him his anxiety was all in his head. But the cars were zooming past him and he knew he would never cross this boulevard.