Hope, Twitter Short Story by Tanya S. Thamkruphat

Watch the 140 Character Short Story: HOPE

Get to know writer Tanya S. Thamkruphat

1) What is your very short story about?

It’s about having conflicting, tumultuous emotions and when you have lost direction in your life. This story is a reminder that hope is always present, no matter what is happening in your life.

2) What motivated you to write this story and submit it to the festival?

Personally, I’ve experienced this exact scenario and I felt this story was a powerful message I wanted to share. I know there are others out there who might be experiencing the same thing and I wanted them to know that there will be brighter days ahead, to not give up.

3) What movie have you seen the most in your life?

I’ve seen “Stardust” too many times to count. It’s one my favorite Neil Gaiman stories!

4) How many scripts and stories have you written?

Over the years, I’ve had a handful of magazine and newspaper articles, and a few personal essays published. Currently, I’m working on several book projects I hope to publish over the next year.

5) What artists would you love to work with?

There are no artists I currently want to work with, but I would love to collaborate with authors like Amy Tan, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Neil Gaiman.

6) What is your passion in life?

My life passion is simply to live life with no regrets.

7) Any tips for other writers who want to write a 140 character short
story?

My only tip is write with your heart. It will help you concisely write what you need to express.

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http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/140_characters.html

Performer: Becky Shrimpton

Director/Producer: Matthew Toffolo

Editor: John Johnson

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