A Little Romance by Georgiana Nelsen
A little historical fiction, a little tragic love story.
Read MoreA Little Romance by Georgiana NelsenCategory 2021 SS Prompt 8: The Flowers
SS Prompt 8: The Flowers
Word count: 1800 words exactly
Deadline: 11 August 2021
Please do not post before the deadline.
The Beaten Path To Our Doorstep by SM Prasad
The Meaning of Guests in our lives.
Read MoreThe Beaten Path To Our Doorstep by SM PrasadThe Right Flowers by NetaQ
Mariam pressed her nose into her cup, inhaling the hazelnut aroma. This routine of steadiness and predictability centered her core. Predictability a blessing, a constant, such as being able to sleep in on a Sunday morning, or adding an extra…...
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Breaking up Housekeeping Redux by Maria Johnson
Alvany and Omer see their lives slipping away.
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A year and a day ago Cathleen made a deal she now regrets. Can she break the contract before it's too late?
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Kuntin was the only kid left in his family. In the community, there were few houses with living people. Kuntin walked to another village. One side of foot path was high hills covered with forest and other side was low…...
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Halo by Melanie Wittwer
Connected to my June story "Socks". This the background story of Bill and Hetty, two of the characters living in a little hamlet in the bush in the outskirts of Auckland, New Zealand.
Exploring characters and setting for what will hopefully be next year's 52-scenes story.
Read MoreHalo by Melanie WittwerAn Upside-Down Christmas by JK Murphy
An Aussie boy experiences snow, mistletoe and plum pudding for the first time
Read MoreAn Upside-Down Christmas by JK MurphyThe smell of a criminal by Christopher Joyce
It is a glorious Sunday morning and I am walking down Hammersmith High street to the launderette, yes it’s such a glamorous life for a rich (but can’t spend it, can’t show it, can’t even look at it) excon. As…...
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Black Dahlia by Trace
The flowers stood tall and proud facing the gentle breeze which slowly lifted the dark veil of night. “Wakey, wakey,” said Daisy. “The dawn has arrived.” “The dawn of what?” bemoaned Black Dahlia. “Well, the dawn of a new day,…...
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The Flower’s Garden Party by Anjum Wasim Dar
“Leave me alone, do not touch me, stay away”. The bright red rose, shaded with an ice cream orange hue spoke with such anger and vigor that other plants smiling and waving around, were shocked, stunned and taken aback. They…...
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The Teleportation by Joyce Finny
A man undertakes a risky experiment. It changes him, changing his marriage as well.
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