As I more than half expected, the winner of the flash fiction contest that I entered with such hope four…
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Flash Fiction Challenge: Smashing Sub-Genres
Another entry for Chuck Wendig’s flash fiction challenge. I random’d up cyberpunk fairy tale for my sub-genre smash. 935 words.…
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I have wanted to write novels for a long time now, but the longest work I’ve ever completed was a…
Continue ReadingFlash Fiction Challenge: Five Random Sentences
Another Flash Fiction Challenge out of Terrible Minds. 861 words. Oblique Desire I must find a way out of the…
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Continue ReadingFlash Fiction Challenge: The Titles Have Been Chosen
Another Flash Fiction Challenge from Terrible Minds. From a list of 13 interesting titles, I chose Three Miles Left to…
Continue ReadingFashion Girls
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Continue ReadingFlash Fiction Challenge: Choose Your Opening Line
This is my entry for Chuck Wendig’s Flash Fiction Challenge. Credit for the first line goes to Delilah, per the…
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Continue ReadingFlash Fiction Challenge: Ten Words Will Give You Five
Second Chanced I began to straighten my desk before going home when Beth tossed an envelope on my desk and…
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