Our Tic Tac Toe generator builds stories out of the one-letter words X and O.  Here's an example, from a photo we spotted at the Frog Blog.  The letters can be translated as follows:

Stitching wonderment
Gladness crossing, multiplying
Round reassurance magnifying

Here's our translation of the Xs and Os of this book cover, using The X-O-Skeleton Story Generator.  As we don't know the order of play, we read the letters row by row, left to right:

Here's a kiss and hug (X and O, in the shorthand of love notes), by way of the One Letter Words Quiz Deck by Pomegranate.

Tamara writes: This is great.  I can't wait to try it with my son.

Dedicated to Marko.

Thanks to the Serif of Nottingblog for today's delightful Tic Tac Toem:

The Serif of Nottingblog offers today's Tic Tac Toe-generated poem.

Poet Chris Piuma, who once played tug-of-war with Momus, illuminates how and why he created a limerick with the X-O-Skeleton Story Generator.