Cherry Pop City

from Storytellers · host Derik Jones

Four writers — Franceli, Chanel, Lucy, and Ludy — collaboratively built a single short story across four sequential segments, each author hearing only the prior segment before writing their own. The three story prompts were Flirt, Person Who Is Always Late, and Hospital Waiting Room.Enjoy. Thoughts or Questions? Email us at [email protected]. Threads: @CeliHangout, @DylanAllenRomance, @AVibeSpecialist, @LudyTheSunCard84, @StoryTaleSpin, @Rashanii Websites: https://www.chaneltimmons.com/projects https://substack.com/@avibespecialist https://www.dylanallenbooks.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@LudyOSpeaks #TalesWeTell

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