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Dragon Page Challenge: The Tick-Tock Hobbit Universe

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Posted by Summer Brooks on Friday, 14 Sep 2007
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As promised, here’s the place to post links to your stories in the Tick-Tock Hobbit Universe, as described in “Cover to Cover” #278A. You can start at TS 24:10 and hear Jason’s voicemail asking the question, and our responses that led to this idea, or you can just start at TS 40:20 and listen to the last 6 minutes of the show to hear the explanation of the ground rules.

The basic rules of this new fantasy universe:

  1. There must be Hobbit-like creatures
  2. There must be some magical-mechanical devices, not highly advanced
  3. An alien ship crash-lands on the world and changes everything

Write your stories in this universe, keep the stories PG-13, and only post the LINKS to the stories that you have on your own websites, not the stories themselves.

Let’s see where this goes!

Link: (FarPoint Forums thread) Tick-Tock Hobbit Universe

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6 Responses to “Dragon Page Challenge: The Tick-Tock Hobbit Universe”
  1. Gabriel Knight says on :

    The Hobbits are in an never ending war, until a crashed ship threatens to alter the balance of power.

    http://knighttimestories.blogspot.com/2007/09/dp-c2c-story-tick-tock-hobbit-universe.html

  2. Taleswapper says on :

    A young hobbit is dismayed to get a doll for his birthday.

    http://taleswapper.blogspot.com/2007/09/toymaker.html

  3. Lejon says on :

    The world’s survival depends on the blood pact of one family with the beast of “The Clearing”

    http://www.bloopdiary.com/viewentry.php?id=46100&num=411

  4. FullofIt says on :

    Growing up was fun and peaceful until someone tried to do too much

  5. D. C. Brotherton says on :

    Here is my take on the Tick-Tock Hobbit Universe. I hope you all enjoy.

  6. D. C. Brotherton says on :

    Just in case anyone who wishes to view my story doesn’t know to click on my name, you can also follow this link:

    http://dcbrotherton.blogspot.com/2008/02/hindsight.html

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