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Monday, May 10, 2010

Exquisite cadaver

Sometimes the results of working together can be really interesting. We’ve made an activity based on the surrealist game called Exquisite Cadaver in which we’ve assembled different ideas to create a new and fascinating piece of writing. Enjoy our productions! (Belén Giamberardini)
  

Suddenly, she slammed the door behind her. They had been arguing very strongly for the last three months but this time she got tired of her husband’s unfaithfulness. The turning point was when she found out that her best friend was having an affair with him. In tears, she wrote some lines, took the gun and went away. The letter was left there for him to find it so that he could know the reason of her act.
When she knew where the letter was she got desperate. She had to recover it as soon as possible but it was going to be a hard task because his house was plenty of guards.
She drove her car for many hours from the city to the forest where his house was placed. She managed to enter and get the letter but one of the guards realized about her and when he tried to reduce her, she escaped and ran quickly to the forest.
She had noticed that someone or something was following her.
When she finally stopped, she felt a cold breeze. She looked behind her and saw a strange shadow. She could not recognize what it was. She was so frightened that she tried to ask for help but could not scream or move her body. She was paralyzed.
After some minutes, she reacted and started to walk slowly. But it was too late. The shadow was very close to her. She thought something small and awful was creeping towards her.
The horrible and indescribable creature was coming nearer and nearer. Although she wasn’t able to see clearly what that disgusting thing was, she got very scared. She hurried up looking for an exit, but the place seemed to be a maze. There were many endless and gloomy corridors full of locked doors.
The chances of finding a way out were remote. She felt as if she were in the worst nightmare ever. Suddenly she saw a light coming from inside one of the rooms. She made her last effort and asked herself whether or not to grab the handle. Breathless, she finally opened the door and burst into tears.
After having heard about her fiancee’s affair, she decided to confront her friend. She knew she was involved in covering him up.
As she was listening to her friend’s version of the story, she glanced at the kitchen’s table and as soon as her friend pronounced her last word she took a knife and stabbed her several times. When she realized what she had done, she washed her blood stained hands and immediately after, a noise scared her. Suddenly, she slammed the door behind her.


Groups in order (phrases in bolt indicate connecting sentences used by two groups):
  • Patricia De La Llera, Natalia Diquech, Renée Fredes 
  • Pablo Barroca, Laura Dambolena, Belén Giamberardini, Gisela Koval
  • Paula Heredia, Nancy Nieto, Melina Núñez, Florencia Villaverde.
  • Agustín López, Giselle Albim, Adriana Astrada, Cristian Matas
  • María Florencia González, Karina Moreschi, María Silvina Rago, Angélica Santi 

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Flash fiction


Sometimes a lot is said in just a few words. That’s why creating flash fiction can become a fascinating task to improve writing skills. We invite you to take pleasure in reading our production. Enjoy!! (Anglélica Santi)


Clocks destroyed. Don't wanna waste time. (Belén Giamberardini)

A: How are you? B: Well... I´m married. (Ivanna Palazzetti)

Think green, buy dollars! (Silvina Rago)

New circus needs a lion. To be vegetarian is a must. (Gisela Koval)

Let´s smoke a cigarrete. I prefer an apple. (Paula Heredia)

Mum, mum…is it true I am mentally ill? The wall didn’t answer. (Guadalupe Bustingorri)

He kissed her, married her and ran away. (Laura Dambolena)

I sent her flowers. Angrily, she rejected them. (Laura Dambolena)

Mummy and daddy all in one. Ricky's great. (Karina Moreschi)

On a rainy night, children told horror stories around a candle. The flames were out of control. Silence invaded the house. (Nancy Nieto)

Luisa saw them. Now she’s single. (Silvia Storino)

Missing children. Don’t want to be found (Flor Villaverde)

I was married. Now I’m happy. (Florencia González)

“Don’t hit me. I’m Giordano.” (Roberto Giordano) (Florencia González)

Fort: I want it back.
Lorre: You can’t ask what you have given as a gift.
(Florencia González)

It is cheaper buying her a dress than inviting her to lunch. (Melina Núñez)

!yaw gnorw eht ni gindaer era uoy (Agustín López)

"Don´t think of an excuse, it is never the correct one." (Pablo Barroca Roldán)

Talented boy. Kind woman. Better future. (Angélica Santi)

Kennedy Space Center: final countdown, launch postponed. (Patricia Daher)

Are you going to study or work? asked the mother.
I'll try to marry a football player, said the daughter.
(Renee Fredes)

Some years before being transplanted, doctors told him to stop smoking. Fortunately I have all his records and the last CD. (Renee Fredes)

The dog ran after the postman. She never received the letter. (Renee Fredes)

Explosion. Read me first: This device requires 120 voltage. (Giselle Albim)


Forgive without forgetting. New star. Wrong again. Life. (Cristian Matas)

"Welcome to hell." Larry: "Damn ring." (Cristian Matas)


The computer was broken. The police lost the evidence and the murderer was still free. (Natalia Diquech)

Don’t marry him. Adopt him. (Adriana Astrada)