Fiction Friday – Using His Brains
Loud blasts and smoke caught were the first thing to catch his attention, but it was the sound of gunfire…
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Fiction Friday – Writing Prompt 7
Today’s writing prompt is a focused one. When you finish it, you have to send it off to participate in…
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Fiction Friday – 8 Things You Don’t Want to Hear a Dragon Say
Just for fun, I thought I would play around with saying volumes in a sentence or two. I suspect my…
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Fiction Friday – Hindsight
“Where were you Saturday the seventh at noon?” “I don’t know, probably eating lunch at my house.” “Can anyone verify…
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Fiction Friday – Writing Prompt 6
No word limit this time, but you must create a story where the protagonist is afflicted with methemoglobinemia. This is…
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Fiction Friday – Kitsune
The keys clattered as they fell from Susan’s hand. Tails. Right there in front of her were three red and…
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Fiction Friday – Writing Prompt 5
Today’s writing prompt comes with a maximum word count of 500. There is no word list, but the protagonist of…
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Fiction Friday – Haiku
A good solid Haiku using a Morae, that is the 5 7 5 pattern, and that includes a Kigo and…
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Fiction Friday – The Girl of His Dreams
He’d only seen her in his dreams, but now she was real. As real as anyone else she was turning…
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Fiction Friday – Normal
How could someone as connected as Brent end up exiled to this hick-town? From a wonderfully automated home to hell.…
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Fiction Friday – Lingering Memories
The presents are unwrapped, They had a blast this year. I watched their faces light, Filled with merry cheer. And…
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Fiction Friday – Freefall
The side of the aircraft blew out and John went with it. He’d ignored the fasten seat belt sign and…
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