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out why you’d like to be added as a writer. Please allow a day or so for me to add you.</li><li>Choose a favorite poem or short fiction. NOTE: t<i>he original AND new piece should each be under two minutes to read.</i></li></ol><ul><li>Choose your own work published on Medium (any publication or self-published) — no permission required.</li><li>Choose a piece published by someone else on Medium (any publication or self-published)— please connect with the author first to ask their permission as a courtesy. <i>This is YOUR responsibility.</i></li></ul><p id="ec0b">2. Create a new version. Keep the overall spirit but add a twist or a new angle to it.</p><ul><li>This is a great venue for creating parody. Have fun! Be clever and all that rot.</li><li>It’s also a great venue for trying out a different ending or viewpoint.</li><li>If you are creating a new version of someone else’s work, tag them in your submission.</li></ul><p id="7c68">3. Include a link to the original piece in your new submission so that readers can easily see both versions.

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</p><p id="7540">4. Add a tag: “Parody” or “Rewrite” to indicate which type of piece it is. (“Rewrite” indicates that it is a revised, non-parody version.)</p><p id="e00c">4. Submissions will be reviewed ASAP, but please allow at least 24 hours to respond before emailing to inquire about status.</p><p id="7235">Here’s an example of a parody of an original poem.</p><div id="6d6e" class="link-block"> <a href="https://readmedium.com/eau-de-family-2136eb1d5804"> <div> <div> <h2>Eau de Family</h2> <div><h3>What stays behind</h3></div> <div><p>medium.com</p></div> </div> <div> <div style="background-image: url(https://miro.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:320/0*JGbR32bS6Q0gLJiv)"></div> </div> </div> </a> </div><p id="0fe2">Questions? Suggestions? Give me a yell. I look forward to reading some great reduxs!</p><p id="0474">— Your humble editor, Tina L. Smith</p></article></body>

How & What To Submit to Take Two

Writers, let’s have some fun

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Take Two is a place for skilled writers to share an alternate version of a poem or short fiction.

Maybe you want to create a parody of your own work. Or try a different serious approach that you always wanted to try to a piece you’ve already published (without changing the live, published version). Maybe you even want to take on a redux of someone else’s work.

Whatever your approach, here are some simple rules to follow:

  1. Email [email protected] to be added as a writer. Include your Medium name and a sentence about why you’d like to be added as a writer. Please allow a day or so for me to add you.
  2. Choose a favorite poem or short fiction. NOTE: the original AND new piece should each be under two minutes to read.
  • Choose your own work published on Medium (any publication or self-published) — no permission required.
  • Choose a piece published by someone else on Medium (any publication or self-published)— please connect with the author first to ask their permission as a courtesy. This is YOUR responsibility.

2. Create a new version. Keep the overall spirit but add a twist or a new angle to it.

  • This is a great venue for creating parody. Have fun! Be clever and all that rot.
  • It’s also a great venue for trying out a different ending or viewpoint.
  • If you are creating a new version of someone else’s work, tag them in your submission.

3. Include a link to the original piece in your new submission so that readers can easily see both versions.

4. Add a tag: “Parody” or “Rewrite” to indicate which type of piece it is. (“Rewrite” indicates that it is a revised, non-parody version.)

4. Submissions will be reviewed ASAP, but please allow at least 24 hours to respond before emailing to inquire about status.

Here’s an example of a parody of an original poem.

Questions? Suggestions? Give me a yell. I look forward to reading some great reduxs!

— Your humble editor, Tina L. Smith

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