Anna Tizard
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  • About
  • The book of exquisite corpse
  • More fiction
  • Brainstoryum
  • Play
  • How (and why)
  • Story Tropes

Imagine. Inspire. Play!

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​Your words will be mixed with other people's to create random sentences full of bizarre suggestions - of stories never imagined before.

Will your entries inspire a short story, or even a novel?

​Top contributors whose words inspire a novel in The Book of Exquisite Corpse will receive a free copy of the book when published (paperbacks, as far as practically possible.) 

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​​​Relax. Breathe deeply.

Let your in-breath stir the invisible butterflies in the cave-depths of your imagination.
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​Feel their wing-flutters brush the inside of your mind as they rise towards the light.

Now, enter...

Submit!
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​When will your words be picked from the Socks of Destiny? Listen to Brainstoryum (here) to find out!


​Did you know...?

​​"The Empty Danger" is a weird word combination that cropped up in a game of Exquisite Corpse.

​It haunted me with its strange possibilities, until I finally worked out what an "empty danger" might be...


Subscribe for the free e-book! You'll also receive a separate, completely exclusive short story, plus updates on Exquisite Corpse results and my latest story ideas.

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What readers are saying

Review of The Empty Danger: 5.0 out of 5 stars 
"I've never been one really to read novellas taking place during the current climate, but the way Anna Tizard composed The Empty Danger was inspiring. I appreciated her unique take on the pandemic and how to keep hopes alive in troubled times." - Scottish Hunni

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"One of those writers whose work makes me itch to write as well... effortlessly profound, yet with a tongue in cheek kind of edge." - Tonya Moore, author 

"The form for the Exquisite Corpse seems pretty clear...  I like your style of writing- it is easy and draws you in. I really wanted to carry on reading as it was quite magical." - Gill
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