Bananagrams — a series by Mat Twassel

Louis, the "hero" of "Cockwise," tests the efficacy of his tie and gets tested. This is a one sentence Bananagram story. Information about contributing your own one sentence Bananagram to the Bananagram collection can be found at the end of this story. Illustrated.

Single sentence stories using a list of words from a bananagram. (See the introduction for a more complete description.)

Making use of the six target words, create a single sentence story.

The words for the July Bananagram are: Veers, Barns, Be, Diners, and Equated. Your task is to use all five of these words in a story of a single sentence. You are permitted to add letters to the beginning or ending of a word to make a new word. For example, Be could be changed to Bean or Bell or Bevel. Send me your single sentence story and I will attempt to illustrate it and post it in the July Bananagrams collection.

This month (August) you have three Bananagrams to choose from. Remember, the object is to use all the words in the bananagram in a single sentence. Send your sentence to me, and I’ll post an illustrated version.

Use the eight words in this month's Bananagram to write a story in a single sentence.

A word game: use the seven words (SOUR, VASE, ROSE, VIRGIN, RID, STUN, and RUT) in a single sentence to make a story. Illustrated.

The seven words for the November Bananagram are CEDE, CUNT, FEZ, YAW, DONG, GENIE, and FLAX. Your task is to use all these words in a story of a single sentence. Remember that you can add letters to the beginning or ending of a word to make a new word. CEDE, for example, can be made into RECEDE. FLAX could be made into FLAXEN.