When will we stop politicizing tragedy and work toward solutions?
Friday Fictioneers: Shadow
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields who provides us with a photo prompt. Each week's challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo. https://rochellewisofffields.files.wordpress.com/2019/09/line-naama-yehuda.jpg PHOTO PROMPT © Na’ama Yehuda Well, summer is officially over. I don't like the term 'fall.' Autumn is better, but I think it should go from summer... Continue Reading →
#FFFC: The Boy In The Bubble
This was written for Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #31. I tried this once before then stopped. I'm trying to get back to more consistent posting, so I'm trying again. Prompted by the below photo, this is kind of an alternate take on my Carrot Ranch Flash Fiction from the other day. This kind of shit's... Continue Reading →
Flash Fiction: His Knees
This was written for Carrot Ranch's Flash Fiction Challenge. Each week's challenge is to write to a prompt in exactly 99 words. This week's prompt is grit. I haven't done one of these for a while for no good reason. I got distracted by other things and haven't come back to it until now. This... Continue Reading →
Flash Fiction: Long Live The King
This was written for Carrot Ranch's Flash Fiction Challenge. Each week's challenge is to write to a prompt in exactly 99 words. This week's prompt is eminence. Long Live The King His rise to eminence was halted by my hand. He wasn't hard to find. Everybody in town knew where he hung out. I pulled... Continue Reading →