The Yard Sale
#5 of writinggroupchallenge tilley, (two-too twillinger) meets an old tigress at a yard sale, do they have that much in common? some things just don't add up. still a 1941 singer featherweight, for 50 small silver, can tilley resist?
Once in a lifetime, after the rain is gone
#7 of writinggroupchallenge we bought a farm house, in a rural county, out in the waaaayyyy out boondocks. but the house didn't have a well. what? how can you have a farm and house without a water well.
Hubris. #2 Writinggroupchallenge
#2 of writinggroupchallenge short version, closer to 1400 words than the 2000 i had before. this weeks writing challenge is: "it was a trite platitude, but that didn't make it any less accurate."
Finding Closure
This is short. It's a 1000 (ish) word story based on the prompt. This week's prompt was "Waiting for the bus." I originally wanted to write this like an editorial, but opted for something like this instead. Excuse my own emo-ness. I started up a...
Beneath the Apple Tree
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As if the earth itself
writinggroupchallenge — 04/14/2020 this week's writing challenge is least 1000 words on: "and then, as if the very earth it self rose up in defiance: it happened."
Cuddle time with a werewolf
Goddamn it, fuck them. Fuck each one of them. I tighten up the grip on the drivers wheel as I drive down the highway. This has been a shitty day. All my coworkers were making mistakes and the boss was making shitty demands. Even the people that drive...
Lessions in SIgn languege with a werewolf
“No, no,” I yell as I press buttons on my keyboard. I was the last member of the team still alive and the enemy team was ganging up on me. “Shit shit shit shit.” the screen zooms out as it shows the character I was using falls to the ground with...
"Ink and Rage" - WritingGroupChallenge
.** **tag all prompts with: writinggroupchallenge.** **add all prompts to a separate folder.** **put the prompt description at the beginning of your story.** a concealed bell above the door jingled softly as two does sauntered into the bookstore
Royal Aggravations
#1 of writinggroupchallenge i've been wanting to start writing for a couple years now. so, when i noticed a telegram invite in the descriptions of stories by a couple of my favorite authors, i joined.
Hubris -Long form #2 writinggroupchallenge
#3 of writinggroupchallenge writing group challenge #23, "it was a trite platitude, but that didn't make it any less accurate." my take on a trite platitude: it offends the gods if man creates something that is perfect.
Past to Present
From Past to Present copyright comidacomida 2024 Matthias was filled with disquiet for most of his journey to the south-lands, but all of that finally started to ease during the last four hour leg of his two day journey. It had been over a...