A small town reporter tells a little white-lie to boost his ego and it snowballs out of controll. He must now make that lie a reality or be shamed out of town.

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4 reviews

spike2018 · Penpusher · 195 pts

Agree with the other reviews. The first thing that caught my eye was little white lie.? If it were in quotation marks, it might give? it a larger significance, ?meaning it might actually be a larger lie and the?reader will wonder what it really is.?I like the concept and can immediately relate to the story. What if he told the lie to a specific person he thought he could trust and they can't hold a secret?? As word gets out about the big lie than the challenge becomes even greater and maybe even more fun.

Former member · Singularity · 114,965 pts

Agree with savinh0 that "white lie" is not specific enough to give a logline reader a focused view as to where the story is going to go.? Which a logline should do.? It needs to be spelled out.? Ditto with the objective goal.

dogger · Singularity · 87,055 pts

Agree with savinh0 that "white lie" is not specific enough to give a logline reader a focused view as to where the story is going to go.? Which a logline should do.? It needs to be spelled out.? Ditto with the objective goal.