What's Your 6-Word Memoir on Love & Heartbreak?
This past fall, She Writers from around the world were abuzz with our "Why I Write" Six Word Memoir Contest. The winner, Amy Hartl Sherman, wrote this beauty which became our newest She Writes t-shirt: "Write it down. Set it free."
Now, it's time to dig in to that box of chocolates and your imagination once again: In theme with Valentine's Day, SMITH Magazine has invited She Writes members to weigh in on how YOU sum up Love & Heartbreak in 6 Words.
What say you, wise and witty She Writers? We can't wait to hear your pithy insights!
**Also, for any She Writers in NY, SMITH is hosting "Married by Elvis. Divorced by Friday": A Six-Word Memoir Story Slam on Love & Heartbreak" tonight, Monday, Feb. 14th, at the 92Y Tribeca.
Tags: #nonfiction, contest, memoir, personal, romance
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Permalink Reply by Laura Brennan on
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Flowers, schmowers. My prince changes diapers.
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Permalink Reply by Beth Eileen Cavalli on -
Love it! Keep that one!
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Permalink Reply by Patty Sherry on -
No moon, but we had stars.
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Permalink Reply by Roxanne Piskel on -
This kiddo is worth the heartbreak.
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Permalink Reply by Michele Hart on -
I see the end of things.
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Permalink Reply by Ahnday Meweh on -
Perfect Guy. Why? Gigilo in disguise.
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Permalink Reply by Catherine Lanser on -
Mistook Mr. Alarming for Prince Charming.
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Permalink Reply by Shanyn Silinski on -
Oh my!! LOL
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Permalink Reply by Sarah-Jane Stratford on -
Love of art still the truest.
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Permalink Reply by Rebekah Spicuglia on -
your hateful me grateful for love
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Permalink Reply by Janet Hulstrand on
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forever wasn't. but less is more.
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Permalink Reply by Lin A. Ward on -
No strings? Oh, Pinocchio, nice try.
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