Frequency Change Presents:

The Daily Word #51

Wednesday, July 15th

Frequency Change; like radio stations changing frequency. Today we’re reading six different stories, six times, while balancing on six toes. We’re also DISTORTING the frequency!

Read more below.

Each day, one prompt is posted under the heading Our Daily Word. Stories published in Frequency Change must be written in response to one of these prompts. It can be an old or a new prompt. The prompt used must be identified using the Subtitle.

Your subtitle should look something like this:

The Daily Word #1: [daily word]

TDW #14: [daily word]

TDW #56 — May 12/26 — [daily word]

IMPORTANT

-Each daily challenge has a DIFFERENT required word and word count.

-Stories must match the exact word count listed for that day, or face the wrath

-Stories must have the daily word in bold so we can FIND it, or also face the wrath

-You must link the daily word post to the bottom of your story so others can find it and not face the wrath

Medium has a word counter in the draft section. If you highlight all the words for the actual story, you can see how many words it contains. This is important. So are you. But this is more important.

In short, the Frequency Change (FC) Quicklist:

• Daily word identified & bolded
• Proper title and subtitle
• Grammar and punctuation checked -PLEASE
• Main image credited properly
• Daily Prompt post linked somewhere in your post
• Another writer’s story tagged/shared
• Include the tag: #FrequencyChange

And now… what you’ve all been waiting for:

Read carefully:

For today’s distortion, we are asking you to include the following:

• The word SIX
• Six of something (6th sense, 6 invisible things, 6 socks, etc.)
• The word count today is a range between 306 and 606 words.
• 6 different Medium writers in the STORY/POEM/ARTICLE

— Example: Mary Acton walked into the room, seeing Sunita Chakraborty tied up to a chair surrounded by six monkeys in tracksuits and sunglasses. Majibai (माजिभै) stood in the corner with an evil grin, clutching a hammer.

This distortion is optional. If you feel like being boring and unchallenged you can stick with just the word and word count

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We hope these Daily Words and Word Counts inspire creativity, experimentation, and unexpected stories.