Categories: Ten Word Stories

Lost and Found by Sarah Tun

First published at age 7, Sarah Tun wrote two stories when sent out of the classroom for being naughty; the principal liked them so much she posted them in the office window. Sarah has written copious poems and novels, self-publishing one “Confronting the Darkness”, a sci fi fantasy especially for young people. One short story has appeared in Polar Expressions. Originally from Canada, she is a world traveller, has lived in 5 countries, and resides now in England.

 

This ten word story was typed on a manual Underwood typewriter c. 1940’s. Let’s call him Rudy. Typing with Rudy is an absolute joy. Typed by Kae Sable.

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