Flash Fiction Challenge: Your Very Own Space Opera

Okay, first up, some administrative duties –


IT IS TIME TO NAME THE WINNER OF MY FAKE AFTERMATH SPOILERS CONTEST.


It was very hard to pick just one. So I have picked three. Those three are:


Ryan Allen:


Salacious Crumb, Jabba’s pet, indeed crawled maimed from the Sail Barge wreckage, going on to create a vast clone army of himself known as the Knights of Crumb.


Brandon Sparks:


Final Scene:


Wedge steps into his apartment on Rebel-occupied Coruscant. Weary from defeating the true villain (a 30-meter tall, weaponized Gonk droid piloted by the mind-controlled, reconstituted corpse of Jek Porkins), he tosses the keys to his X-Wing on the side table and reaches for the light switch.


The lights flicker, then fade.


Surprised, Wedge looks up to see a hooded figure standing across the room, silhouetted against the Coruscant cityscape. The figure speaks.


“Mr. Antilles, you’ve just stepped into a whole new galaxy. You just don’t know it yet.”


The figure turns and lowers the hood of his tattered Jedi robe, revealing a gleaming bald head and an eyepatch.


“My name is Mace Windu. I’m here to talk to you about the Lobot Initiative.”


Nick Nafpliotis:


Thrawn & Mara Jade make a cameo as nomads on Tatooine before being run over by a rogue podracer dubbed ‘The Canon.’


You three? EMAIL ME. Terribleminds at gmail dot com. Gimme your addresses, yeah?


Now.


Time for this week’s challenge.


It’s a simple one, and based off the fact that it’s been a very Star Wars-flavored week for me…


You should write 1000 words of space opera.


That’s it. Them’s the only rules. One genre. One story. Flash fiction. Normal rules apply: write it at your online space, link back here, due by next Friday (the 18th) by noon EST.

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Published on September 11, 2015 09:27
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message 1: by Frank (new)

Frank Where are we able to "write it at your online space" as I am not used to blogs.


message 2: by Janet (last edited Sep 14, 2015 01:59PM) (new)

Janet Frank wrote: "Where are we able to "write it at your online space" as I am not used to blogs."
blogger.com, wordpress.com, tumblr.com -- just to name a few, though Wordpress can have a steep learning curve. My vote would be for blogger.com.


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