Stony River’s Microfiction Monday #9
It is that time again, Susan’s Microfiction Monday that is – and it happened before I managed to get my post on the Middle East up and running! I’ve a book review going up later that will introduce a talented new writer, so buy the book when I give the link!!
Microfiction Monday is hosted by Susan over at Stony River, and it is a wonderfully direct and short short short story based on a picture she provides. In fact, the story is so short, well, it’s tweetable! Tell a complete story in a 140 characters or less – and join the Monday Fundays.
This Monday’s Trigger:
Lapine? A Language?
Of course I’d like to be El-ahrairah Fiver,
he’s only the best trickster ever.
Were I like him I’d have us to Watership Down in no time!
I suppose I lamed that one a bit by relying so heavily on a book… but my kids and I LOVED that book! It’s a great one to read aloud to kids – it reads like poetry – it’s the best kind of prose for the young and young at heart… if a bit scary! Stay tuned here, a book review of one of our fellow players is due here shortly!!
Cheers fellow travelers!
Cool microfiction. Nice to see a different book than Alice In Wonderland referenced, though have to admit that I never made it to the end of Watership Down when I did it at school.
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@Thom Thanks – I appreciate the comment and visit my friend!
@jabblog uk Now that is too cool! I’ve a mind to visit before I’m eatin’ dirt! I’ve made it to Scotland and Ireland – and had a right proper pub brawl in both places
Time to make it to larger Island and visit some spots I’m achin’ to see! I’ve only seen pictures – mostly of the horse farms near Watership Down. Blessed you are to be livin’ there 
@juliana Definitely worth the read – or the watch, if you’d prefer a DVD! A fun story – though a little violent for toddlers.
@hope Thank you very much! Yup, gotta love those books!
@Nessa
Too right. Wonderful stories from which to pick!
I think we all borrowed from literature on this one.
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Hey, I liked that another story book was added to the mix! That’s what makes this so much fun. Nicely done!
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i’m sorry to say this is the first time i’ve heard of watership down. but it sounds like a worthy read. thank you for the story
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Ooh, I love Watership Down – a real tear-jerker. I live not far from the ‘real’ Watership Down so it’s quite special
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It was an excellent connection and the book was fantastic. Well done my friend.
@quilly Thanks to Susan’s picture, I dug the old book out of the boxes in my garage – along with a few other childhood favs like CS Lewis’ fantastic Narnia series for my grandson! Glad it sparked the memory of a well read book
@Bill Thanks!
@shakira If you get a chance, it’s a great read… and the animated feature film was stunning in its time – though it scared my oldest daughter at the time, she loved the adventure
@John *grin* hard to take, huh?
@southlakesmom
Thank you.
@Jeff Thanksf – I still like the cartoon, it was a lot of fun even for an old fart
@Barbara H. Definitely a book worth reading, even after one is all grown up!
@Sylvia Kirkwood Thank you – and I’m putting that star up on my refrigerator!
@Susan at Stony River
those were some great character names! What a grand bunch of little heroes!!
Watership Down, what a great book! My kids had rabbits for a while as pets, and they were all named after the characters LOL
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I’m with Quilly and Bill! And that is a brilliant idea! Hooray for you, you get a star for this one! Have a great week!
Sylvia
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That’s one book I’ve heard of but never read. I should rectify that!
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This gave me a strange mix of childhood delight and adult shame… because I loved Watership Down as a kid – because I saw the cartoon. I’ve never gotten around to reading it, which is where the shame comes from I imagine.
Very nice, Steve!
It’s a great connection! Well done!
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Literature and quips- phew
Ok, I got to google this as I have no idea.
Have you a great week!
hugs
shakira
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Watership Down, like Quilly I didn’t even think of this. This was great, loved it.
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“Watership Down!” What a brilliant idea. I haven’t thought of the book in years. I read it in high school and loved it!
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