Quick, you have five minutes to write. What do you write? You start somewhere. Is it interesting enough to keep a reader? Let’s see. Start the clock.
Today is one of those mornings where I should have just stayed indoors. Snow gently falls outside like feathers drifting from a freshly plucked duck. Pure, clean, foreboding white crystals stick to the pavement. Little Cecilia sits, wrapped tightly in an overstuffed jacket, on my hip. An Eskimo venturing out into the cold, she blinks. The floating, white magic tickles her nose. I try to remember which roads they've plowed. I can’t be late for work, not again.
About the Author
Jeannie Hart is a published writer, who works in diverse fields of the industry. She has had pieces published through local and national websites, indie papers, and magazines.Currently Jeannie is revising her next novel ‘Road to Revolution’. And is in the process of drafting ‘Chicago is Dead’.
Ray Bradbury sums up her current writing situation nicely, "quantity produces quality. If you only write a few things, you're doomed."
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