Music: PJ Harvey, Radio Head, Fleetwood Mac, David Usher/Moist, Johnny Cash, Portishead, Damien Rice (basically I am a 90s kid I like alternative, grunge, Industrial and other types of metal, oldies, punk, rock etc.)
Authors: Sylvia Plath, James Baldwin, Edmund White, Arthur Rimbaud, Jim Carrol, Jeff Noon, etc.
Movies: A Clock Work Orange, Fight Club, House of Flying Daggers (I like a lot of cult movies, horror, comedy, drama, I don't like action and fantasy is terrifying lol)
Philosophical Beliefs: Buddhism, Daoism, Shintoism (before it changed under Nationalism), The Transcendent Order
Favorite Video Game: Planescape Torment
What I do: read, write, yoga, pilates, weight-lift, walk, study philosophy and psychology, dance like a crazy person, paint, dream etc.
Qualities: stubborn, sarcastic, teasing, playful, open, flirtatious, eccentric, passionate, forgetful, open-minded
I am 39 and married (almost 20 years) with a beautiful soon to be teenage daughter.
For this installment I want you to contemplate the above word. You do not need to use the actual word in your piece but do your best to invoke the sensation. Places to consider classrooms, department stores, waiting rooms etc.
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Hmm, this will be tough, since I’m so focused on my house mystery…much pondering in store.
Well it doesn’t necessarily have to be a public place, it can take place in a house, in a room that is usually bustling with activity or that is generally occupied by specific people. I’d like if you could focus on an eerie sense of desolation or emptiness.
Since I’m really into my Spanish house story, I think I’ll use a particular room–and I think I’ve got a “fix” on how to meet the specifics of your prompt. If not, I’ll just pass till next time. Thanks!
That is absolutely fine =) A single person’s absence from a space can give it that eerie lonely feeling. So you can absolutely continue writing about the house you’ve been working on
Thanks so much–I hope you’re pleased with what I came up with. xxoo
Loved it!
Hurray!!!
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Interesting word! I used it in the piece and title 🙂
https://julesinflashyfiction.wordpress.com/2015/08/23/rumors-the-fourth-room-queasy-kenopsia-8-23-f/
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Is this prompt particularly for poetry writing? Stories and pictures I do have for this prompt.
Thanks.
I accept all forms of creative expression. So you could write a story, poem, draw/take a picture, film a location anything you can think of really
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Here ya go, Yves–hope you’re pleased:
https://wealthofruins.wordpress.com/2015/08/24/the-ballroom-part-4-no-end-house/
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NoEnd House 4 and Wordle 75: two for the price of one. Not sure it’s worth the price of admission. My house is under construction, I fear.
It is great work!
Thanks, again. It was strange for me to be cross-posting, but at least I caught up, ;}
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