This is my response to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #141
The CCC challenge is open for everyone and asks for creative responses like flash-fic stories, poems, pictures, captions, and, and, and… check it out!
Quack, quack…
Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the little frog. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.
My world is covered in snow, the blizzard was terrifying. Chaos never seems to stop these days.
Continue reading “My People – Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction”This is my response to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #140
The CCC challenge is open for everyone and asks for creative responses like flash-fic stories, poems, pictures, captions, and, and, and… check it out!
I didn’t have much time…
Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the little frog. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.
I have returned but nobody has come to greet me.
Where is everyone?
Continue reading “Solitude– Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction”This is my response to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #139
The CCC challenge is open for everyone and asks for creative responses like flash-fic stories, poems, pictures, captions, and, and, and… check it out!
Something a bit different…
I mistakenly put the wron link on the InLinkz page of July 16, that may be why you landed here, on last week’s story. Here’s the new one: https://ghlearner.wordpress.com/2021/07/16/solitude-friday-fictioneers-flash-fiction/ – sorry about the confusion.
Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the little frog. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.
The planet is gorgeous. With climate zones from tropical to polar, with lush forests and wide prairies it seems ideal for project Earth-2.
Continue reading “Surprise!– Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction”This is my response to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #138
The CCC challenge is open for everyone and asks for creative responses like flash-fic stories, poems, pictures, captions, and, and, and… check it out!
Uhm…
Here we are, summer is here in the north, winter in the south. Another month of crazy, colourful banners. They make me laugh. I hope you find them fun, too.
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Every Wednesday we get a new picture prompt for the Friday Fictioneers, a writing challenge graciously hosted by our Fairy Blog Mother Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
The task of the challenge is to write a story: beginning, middle, and end, in 100 words or less. You can find all the Fictioneers’ stories when you click on the little frog. Please read, comment, and if you like, join the fun. Everyone is welcome.
She stepped out of the portal and frowned. “Are you sure that thing will still be here next year?”
“Certainly,” I said. “No one removes junk. It’s safe.” As her guide, I needed to radiate confidence.
Continue reading “Forward Thinking– Friday Fictioneers Flash Fiction”This is my response to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #137
The CCC challenge is open for everyone and asks for creative responses like flash-fic stories, poems, pictures, captions, and, and, and… check it out!
I played with colours this time, because it would be too confusing otherwise, I think.
