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Intruders – Friday Fictioneers
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by the wonderful Rochelle, the undisputed master of what I call Sound Bite Fiction.She sets the weekly challenge, the standard, and the prompt photo.The idea, as always, is to write a story of around 100 words … Continue reading
horologist
Click here to hear the poet read his words: horologist if I were a watchmakerI’d create a special piecewhose hands would spin roundbackwardsuntil that moment we first met and there I’d have it pause a whileso I could enjoy once … Continue reading
Dial M for Murder – Weekend Writing Prompt
A word prompt to get your creativity flowing this weekend. How you use the prompt is up to you. Write a piece of flash fiction, a poem, a chapter for your novel…anything you like. Or take the challenge below – … Continue reading
The Targe – Friday Fictioneers
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by the wonderful Rochelle, the undisputed master of what I call Sound Bite Fiction.She sets the weekly challenge, the standard, and the prompt photo.The idea, as always, is to write a story of around 100 words … Continue reading
Posted in Sound Bite Fiction
Tagged 100 words, bleak midwinter, claymore, crofter, flash fiction, friday fictioneers, porridge, short story, sound bite fiction, targe
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leaving San Francisco blues
Click here to hear the poet read his words: leaving San Francisco blues Union Square the very last morningI breakfast on orange juice and croissantsbut something is wrongthe sunshine has goneSan Francisco softly weeps the artists have packed up and … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged croissants, exile, golden gate bridge, poem, poetry, San Francisco, Scotland, union square
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The Call – Weekend Writing Prompt
A word prompt to get your creativity flowing this weekend. How you use the prompt is up to you. Write a piece of flash fiction, a poem, a chapter for your novel…anything you like. Or take the challenge below – … Continue reading
Posted in Sound Bite Fiction
Tagged coast, flash fiction, heather, Highlands, sea, short story, siren, sound bite fiction, weekend writing prompt
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Hero – Friday Fictioneers
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by the wonderful Rochelle, the undisputed master of what I call Sound Bite Fiction.She sets the weekly challenge, the standard, and the prompt photo.The idea, as always, is to write a story of around 100 words … Continue reading
Posted in Sound Bite Fiction
Tagged 100 words, death, flash fiction, friday fictioneers, hero, hypocrisy, short story, sound bite fiction, war, waste of life
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teardrop
Click here to hear the poet read his words: teardrop just a teardropI thinkand I’ve seen you crybeforequite often then I realise thatthis one is differentit touches meit hurts me is it because I seethe moonlightsparklingagainst your too pale cheekor … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged cry, indifference, moonlight, poem, poetry, relationship, teardrop, too often
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Works of Art – Weekend Writing Prompt
A word prompt to get your creativity flowing this weekend. How you use the prompt is up to you. Write a piece of flash fiction, a poem, a chapter for your novel…anything you like. Or take the challenge below – … Continue reading
Global Warming – Friday Fictioneers
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by the wonderful Rochelle, the undisputed master of what I call Sound Bite Fiction.She sets the weekly challenge, the standard, and the prompt photo.The idea, as always, is to write a story of around 100 words … Continue reading