Bird Problems
This story was written for the oxfurred comma flash fiction contest.
Writing Prompt #1 - "The Library"
You there! Yes, you. Follow me, if you will, and I will show you a place most wondrous and peculiar – a place unlike any in this world, or any other for that matter. It takes a ways to get there, along a path so well trod that banks of dirt...
Writing Prompt #5: Two-Part Invention
Type: Prose Length: 350 words Description: Write a dialogue between two or more characters, and include only their dialogue, with no supporting descriptions or non-verbal text, as if this were a transcript of a recorded conversation. The...
Creative Writing Exercise #6: Still At Large
It's probably my first flash fiction exercise that qualifies as a comedy, though i have a pretty dry sense of humor, so who knows really.
40,000 Feet & Falling
Some flash fiction to shake off the rust after a holiday break. it's cramped, my legs ache and there's no space to readjust them more than a couple inches. i should sleep but i know i won't.
Finally Complete
#1 of short stories a flash fiction on intricacies of life, wolves, and spirits. the memories scattered like water drops as she motionlessly traversed the endless void.
Making Tracks (full version)
Then the one that cried out raised something that made an unnatural snapping sound and a bright flash of light. i turned and bolted, running from another snapping sound as the whole group of them started hooping and hollering.
Making Tracks (edited version)
I entered fur the 'more's flash fiction contest again, and was flirting with the rules a bit by submitting this since it's slightly over the 1,000-word limit - thankfully within forgiveness!
"Necklace in the Bottle"
She gripped the weapon firmly in her paws, spinning about just in time to see the flash of a maw full of teeth. the mirromy deftly sidestepped the shark-like maw and lashed out with the sharp edge of the spear.
Writing Prompt #9: Support
Type: Prose Length: 300-500 words Description: Write an impactful scene between two or more characters where words are not spoken. Optionally, also no described thoughts - i.e using only body language and cues. SUPPORT They sat in the...
Reading
All readings are the same. They all begin the same way, with stepping off to some sim, known or unknown, where she would arrive a good hour early. There, she would wait or walk or drink her coffee or tea. Would it be a bookshop this time? Would it be a...
Writing Prompt #3: Writing Lessons From A Censor
Type: Prose Length: \< 500 words Description: You're walking in the woods. There's no one around and your phone is dead. Out of the corner of your eye you spot them: a big hulking werewolf. WRITING LESSONS FROM A CENSOR Nihil obstat....