ITdevcomics.com :: Tell Us Your Story

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tell us {your story}

Write about how you, your team, or your company were heroes because of how you used IT or programming to save the day (or the year or the entire space-time continuum on every plane of reality!).

Stories can take place anywhere, at any time, and be dramatic, funny, poignant, bitter-sweet, happy, adventurous, cerebral -- any type at all!

Stories that really happened are encouraged… but if you have a great imaginative tale to tell, such as fantasy, sci-fi or historical "What If—" adventure, give it a try.

The only condition: the stories must center around IT/Dev.

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storytelling {tips}

1. Tell us your story as if your audience is meeting you for the first time. Assume they know nothing about your life and especially your work. So make sure to give us any details we need to know to understand your story, beginning with the location and time where and when it takes place.
2. Keep it short and focused. If the lead character's grandmother's lunch plans aren't important to the plot, you can probably leave it out.
3. Don't worry about being a good writer. You're not being graded! Write your story as you'd tell it casually to a group of good friends.