Writer Wednesday Round-Up #34: The Summer Blockbuster
To participate, simply post a blog on that theme, but tag that post with "writer wednesday" (within quotes, all lowercase) before the following Wednesday at 12PM EST.
Related: [FORUMS] Learning: Zoomers How-To: Blog When Writer Wednesday hits, we then do the following:
- Round-up all the participating entries in a entry such as this.
- Feature all the participating entries in our Friday newsletter that goes directly to our over 12,000 members.
- Feature all the participating entries via our Twitter with the popular #writerwednesday hashtag.
- Select our personal favourite that will be featured to the over 13,000 members in our Zoomers on Facebook community.
In the latest edition of this feature, we put a call out for pieces that explored The Summer Blockbuster.
This was different. This was the first special effects movie. After Star Wars, the movie-viewing audience would never again go gaga over anything as lame as a big rubber shark. So much in that movie was like nothing we had seen before.
My brother and I saw Star Wars in the best possible environment – a futuristic ultra-wide screen theater built in the mid-1970s. Alas, the Edens Theater now exists only in film nostalgia sites.
CAT WATCHER - "I like to watch cats! And mess with their minds on days that end in Y!"
All afternoon passersbys would see me kick my legs up in the air and do my personal version of synchronized swimming. Once most of the water had left the pool from overuse I would get out and bow to no one in particular. Seeing the pool was no more than 3 foot around and barely ankle deep I must admit it was quite the MGM presentation. In my mind I was presenting The Greatest Show on Earth!
Views: 74
Tags: Star Wars, Summer Blockbuster, blogger challenge, blogging, writer wednesday, writer wednesday round-up, writing challenge
Comment
ZoomerWire
Groups
Report Abuse
Please post on Zoomers with courtesy and respect; Zoomers has a zero tolerance policy on hate speech; racism, insults, or posts to malign, defame, abuse, threaten, or harass others.
Click here to report Abuse to network administrators.
Click here to read our community guidelines.
Privacy
Zoomers.ca is a public space. Keeping our site public makes it so your content can be found via search engines like google and shared on other social media websites, attracting new viewers and readers to your original content. By default anything you post on zoomers.ca can be seen and searched for by others online.
If you would prefer to keep your content (blogs, photos and videos) and profile private you can change your privacy settings to reflect who you want your content shared with.
© 2013 Created by ZoomerStaff.
You need to be a member of Zoomers to add comments!
Join Zoomers