The challenge: Write a story (beginning, middle and end) that hints at a larger story, but is complete within itself, in 25 words or less. The most famous piece of hint fiction was written by Hemingway:
Hint Fiction demands reader involvement. “Why were the baby shoes never worn?” we’re left to contemplate. It hints at much more, yet is complete in and of itself.
For sale: Baby Shoes. Never worn.
Hint Fiction demands reader involvement. “Why were the baby shoes never worn?” we’re left to contemplate. It hints at much more, yet is complete in and of itself.
My contribution, prompted by these ...
"Abandoned"
Where did the hippy girl go?
Her shoes neatly placed outside of a coffee shop door.
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