Flash Fiction

It's just a quick, half-hour or so flash fiction to help me ry and work on my writing. hence the cliché; i don't particularly need to worry about plot because it's already sorted. so. tada.

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Teabagging

One moment, the city of New Chicago was enjoying a bright, sunny day, with a view far as the eye could see. The next, after a brilliant flash, the view was obscured by a white wall that stretched into the sky, with its top obscured by the...

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Mare Anguis (Serpent Sea)

Mare Anguis is a lunar moon. Its name derives from the Latin for _Serpent Sea_. It has an appearance resembling that of a dragon in flight, wings outstretched, and it is an impressive 150 kilometers in diameter. (All the preceding paraphrased from...

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Creative Writing Prompt #3: Second Thoughts

After, the two of you lie there in the clearing. You’re still panting with the effort, and so are they, that heavy fur still strangely soft against your back. Curling down a bit and snuggling up against the werewolf behind, you inhale the...

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Writing Prompt #3 - "The Howl"

[does not have to be told in first person]" i blew past the word limit of 500 this week, but it's still in the flash-fiction-y range (771 words) so i will find a way to atone with another attempt at this one and/or next week's. how could i not?

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FlashFic: Roadside Assistance

I played a game of "two truths and a lie" in my journal recently, and sludawg was clever enough to catch a clue that i'd left behind (so to speak), so i awarded him, half in jest, a "flash fiction" story to go with any bit of artwork that he might choose.

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Prisoner's Lament

#3 of old stories this is a flash fiction piece i wrote sometime between 2015-17 about a fox being prisoner to a dragon. from the treacherous and stingingly cold waters of lake gondarr rose a haggard fox, his fur waterlogged and torn in places.

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Creative Writing Prompt #5: Not Yet

A change of pace from last week's flash fiction, and a very different tone. the constraints on this exercise were a bit of a challenge, but i think the scene works well with it all the same!

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Creative Writing Prompt #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.

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Creative Writing Prompt #7: Borders

Another of my group's creative writing flash fictions. this one managed to break through a nasty stint of writer's block, and i'm rather grateful to it.

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Recursive Cycles

Recursive cycles cement their way into secluded lives ceaselessly expanding, enveloping all thought and action. People like you forgot how to live. Somewhere along the way you forgot to appreciate how the sky shifts as night falls or day breaks, the...

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Hurt

This is a punch to the gut, no, a gunshot wound to the head. How long had you been fucking him before I found out? The white hot ire I feel strips away your puppy-dog eyes. You're no puppy, I'm not falling for it. You total bastard. All those times...

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