Revenge

Micro Tale - 1

"I should had left you when we met" heard her last discordant walk on wheels.
"..recruit her as a mid-meal steward" dealer begged for her spouse.
I inked just by looking at her 4inch snapshot
"Sir, how can you be so diligent in your decision" he startled. "You won't understand,I know her better than you", I smirked.
*we both removed our spectacles*

Tips and Tricks

firstly in micro tale it has a thumb rule that you have to keep your story within 50-70 words, after all it is called micro for a reason.
So the best way to save your letters is to avoid giving description of your characters background,name, background or any other detail which deem fit.
Now as in this micro tale, it is always advisable to start your tale as if two (or more) people are in mid or critical stage of conversation. This technique will not only save your letters but also helps your readers to build interest on it.
Also the most important aspect in the whole literature writing is to have a purpose or central theme or some kind of inciting conspiracy highlighted in your work. Like in this case it has a moral theme of "success is the biggest revenge". Now for you literati readers make a tale on the theme "looks don't matter but character do".
Lastly end your tale by leaving a sentence representing some actions of your character. As I've mentioned enclosed in * *. Some other examples like *I was left dumbstruck*, *My heart melted,again* or *cigarette drops*

About My Blog - Micro Tale

About my blog - Micro Tale

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and always have unexpected pandora of ideas to write

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About the Author

hey I'm Arpit Agarwal (an ink pot) 21 year old aspiring engineer. I'm currently pursuing engineering from MNNIT Ald. I'm a keen learner and writer. I've a strong affection towards writing and tries every spectra of it to contribute/add something to it ranging from poems on romance to solitude to incarnating micro tales and long story.