Happy Thanksgiving!
Today brings another fun activity – this one a little bit different and a lot shorter than my usual blog tags. And no, it doesn’t have anything to do with Thanksgiving, except that I’m thankful I stumbled across it! I found it over on Akshita’s page, and as it looked interesting and she also left the nominations open, I’ve stolen it to use for today’s post haha.
I’m the kind of author that likes to jump from genre to genre with every story, so this challenge sounded just about perfect. Not that I’m good in writing every genre, but I do enjoy it, so this should be fun!

First off, the rules:
- Thank the person who nominated you. (Though I wasn’t technically nominated, thank you, Akshita!)
- Write 5 single line stories that fall under any of these genres (you can pick which ones you do!):
- fantasy (I’ll do this one)
- romance (this too)
- thriller (oh, and this)
- mystery
- western
- contemporary (why not this one)
- historical
- drama
- dystopian
- adventure (never can go wrong with this)
- sci-fi
- paranormal
- young adult
- You can choose 5 genres thatβs easiest for you, or you can challenge yourself to try something new!
- Nominate 5 blogger/writers who youβd love to see participate and leave an open nomination for all writers!
- You can do this challenge more than once.
Fantasy
(I’ve written several fantasy novels, but have yet to finish one that’d be considered high-fantasy, like the below sentence would probably be.)
And now they’d reached the moment everything rested upon: the Choosing of the Crown, the hour the star was to die – and the very last time Kryllis would ever see her brother.
Romance
(I haven’t written any romance before and am not usually a fan of the romance genre as a whole. However, I do appreciate it as a well-done subplot.)
Not until she’d returned home, after the sunset fell and her frantic pulse calmed, did she realize…he really wasn’t so bad after all.
Thriller
(I wrote one of these in January, and will admit that they’re fun. Not fond of thrillers that turn into horror, but I like the suspense and tension of this genre otherwise.)
Instead, she screamed.
Contemporary
(I’ve only started contemporary stories before, but hope to write several in coming years.)
If I’d have known I’d be spending the night in a library, with a black eye, Ugg boots that aren’t mine, and seven green paperclips chained around my wrist, I’d at least have remembered to charge my phone.
Adventure
(This is the genre I’ve written in most, particularly medieval adventure.)
With a bone-rattling roar, the dragon thundered toward me, wisps of smoke curling from his nostrils.
Well, thank you for joining me on this fun, experimental challenge! I really enjoyed coming up with these tiny stories, and I hope you enjoyed reading through them as well.
I’d like to tag:
1. Kristianne at Whimsical Wanderings
2. Vanessa Hall
3. Kristina Hall
4. Grace Johnson
5. Jordyn at Indie Edits by J
However, if I haven’t tagged you, still consider yourself tagged (confusing I know)! I’d love to see you do this challenge, so if you’re interested, whether on your own blog or in the comments below, I look forward to hearing from you and reading YOUR stories!
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The stories were so good!
I am so glad you decided to take it forward from my post:)
Oh, thank you! It was a lot of fun π Thank you for commenting!
Ooooh, I love this, Bella! Thanks so much for the tag! I can’t wait to do it!!!
You’re so very welcome! I look forward to reading your answers!
Ooh, I love these, especially the contemporary one! Thank you so much for the tag!! I’m looking forward to doing this soon π
Thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it! π I look forward to seeing your answers!
Oh man. This one looks difficult, but like it’s so much fun! You did such a great job with your single-line stories. π Thanks so much for tagging me! π
Thank you so much! π And of course, I’m sure you’d do very well at this!
Hmm, we’ll see … I get scared outside of a couple genres. But thanks for the vote of confidence!! π
Haha, you’re welcome π I definitely understand that hesitation.
This looks like a lot of fun! Thanks so much for the tag! And all your single-line stories are great!!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! π