More scenarios for writers to explore
By Moristotle
We are grateful to Mr. Joe Hanover for suggesting some alternative futures for Donald Trump. Mr. Hanover believes that Mr. Trump’s future will grow more out of his achievements as President than out of his failures. Among those achievements, Mr. Hanover lists:
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Monday, January 4, 2021
Contest Update: Other possible
futures for Donald Trump
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George W. Bush,
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Ken Marks,
Paul Clark,
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Trump’s Border Wall
Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Seeking Credible Stories about the Future of Donald Trump
A challenge for storymakers
By Moristotle & Paul Clark (aka motomynd)
Moristotle to both budding and fully flowered storytellers in search of an idea: I challenge you to write a credible story for Moristotle & Co. about the future of Donald Trump – if he has a future – or about his end, if you imagine he does not. I even offer you a scenario to get started:
By Moristotle & Paul Clark (aka motomynd)
Moristotle to both budding and fully flowered storytellers in search of an idea: I challenge you to write a credible story for Moristotle & Co. about the future of Donald Trump – if he has a future – or about his end, if you imagine he does not. I even offer you a scenario to get started:
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Barack Obama,
Bill Clinton,
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Ed Rogers,
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James Knudsen,
Jimmy Carter,
Mitt Romney,
Paul Clark,
Republicans,
Richard M. Nixon,
stories
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Help promote edRogers’ latest published novel
By Moristotle
“Readers play a significant role in selecting the winner,” says Amazon’s announcement of its 2019 Kindle Storyteller contest with an award of £20,000 to an outstanding writer publishing in English through Kindle Direct Publishing.
Personally, I think edRogers’ latest novel, BODY COUNT: Killers, deserves to win on its own merits alone, but Amazon’s judges will look not only at the books entered, but also at reviews of the books on Amazon.
“Readers play a significant role in selecting the winner,” says Amazon’s announcement of its 2019 Kindle Storyteller contest with an award of £20,000 to an outstanding writer publishing in English through Kindle Direct Publishing.
Personally, I think edRogers’ latest novel, BODY COUNT: Killers, deserves to win on its own merits alone, but Amazon’s judges will look not only at the books entered, but also at reviews of the books on Amazon.
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Amazon,
Body Count,
contest,
Ed Rogers,
edRogers,
fiction,
Kindle Storyteller Award,
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