Not Quite What I Was Planning: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure
by Larry Smith, Rachel Fershleiser
Not Quite What I Was Planning gathers six-word memoirs by writers famous and obscure. Each contribution distills a personal reflection or experience into a tightly limited form, creating a varied collection that celebrates brevity, voice, and the imaginative possibilities of writing about a life in only six words.
About This Book
Not Quite What I Was Planning presents memoirs told in only six words.
The collection brings together contributions from writers who are both famous and obscure.
Its format explores how personal experiences, reflections, and stories can be expressed with remarkable brevity.
For readers interested in memoir and the craft of concise writing, this book offers a compact collection of varied voices.
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