“For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” is the entirety of what has been described as a six-word story, making it an extreme example of what is called flash fiction or sudden fiction. Although it is often attributed to Ernest Hemingway, the link to him is unsubstantiated and similar stories predate him. How would you explain “digital payments” in six words? Two […]
Although it is often attributed to Ernest Hemingway, the link to him is unsubstantiated and similar stories predate him.
How would you explain “digital payments” in six words?
Two of my favourite contributions so far are:
Genuine 2020 £10 note, Mint. Offers.
Charles
and
Value Transfer: Online. Embedded. Instant. Done.
Paul
Post your contribution in the thread at: flash fiction competition.
Best description wins a book from the Northey Point bookshop.
Focussed on the changing payments landscape in the UK, using social media to share payment insights. Previously Bacs’ CEO. http://www.northeypoint.co.uk
