This is a writing challenge to encourage the use of a thesaurus, and dictionary.
The goal is to write a story that makes sense using each letter of the alphabet in order.
The first word must start with the letter 'A,' the second word must start with the letter 'B,' ... and so on, all the way to 'Z.'
You are allowed to use articles freely: 'a' 'an' 'the'
Here is my example:
Abbot bought Costello (a) diseased, enraged ferret; gleefully hoping injuries just killed (the) little man. Not one policeman questioned (the) ruddy slant upon (the) villainous William's xeric, yellowing, zygomaticus.
Explanation:
Abbot's full name is William Abbot.
Xeric means an extremely dry habitat, so I stretched the meaning a bit, implying a very dry smile.
zygomaticus actually refers to the zygomaticus muscles, both major, and minor. These muscles are what makes you smile. Again, I stretched the meaning a little bit, but this was the best I could come up with. What do you guys think?
Does anyone else want to take on this challenge? Good luck ^.^