I’ve had ChatGPT play CLOSAT. If you never heard of CLOSAT (acronym for Character, Location, Object (of contention) Situation (triggering) Action, Theme), it’s a game that could help encourage writing, especially if you are struggling to come up with any new ideas. You can check out my first post on the game here. A few…
Category: CLOSAT
Short stories I create using CLOSAT
CLOSAT and 7-point Short Story Structure
I’ve finally got to do another round of CLOSAT. If you want to see what it’s about, check out this post. Use the suggestions however you want. You don’t even have to link back to this page or give me any credit. That said, feel free to comment the link to what you wrote below….
Plumber P.I. (CLOSAT)
Not too long ago, I pulled cards out for the CLOSAT game. This story is the result. After a cold winter, the 68 degree spring weather made even the most obnoxious, entitled bureaucrat showed some hint of humanity. Anthony Hernandez leaned up against his red restored 1965 Mercedes-Benz and pulled out his phone. He played…
Flash Fiction Friday (CLOSAT Game)
Need a little writing boost? A little while ago, I wrote about CLOSAT and reusable note cards. I’ve been wanting to do this for a while and I finally picked five random cards from the game. The results: Character: A plumber who works in an ultra-rich neighborhood that houses politicians and government employees Location:…
Reusable Note Cards
I have plans for this blog, and one of those plans is to start writing short stories once I finish the Finale to the Elizabeth Series. Until then, I plan on building an online database of CLOSAT projects. For more detailed information on CLOSAT, you can check out this link here. You don’t necessarily need…