Q is for Quick Reads #AtoZChallenge
For letter Q, I’ve gathered together some of my favourite quotes from quick reads such as short stories, comics and novellas.
Tag: flash fiction
Golden Summer (inspired by “The Kiss”) #WEPFF #flashfiction
I’ve had a long break from WEP as I lost my writing mojo last year. But I’m very glad to finally be back.
Words for Wednesday: Forgotten
This week, Elephant’s Child shared 12 prompt words and I managed to encorporate all 12 words (some slightly adapted) into a flash fiction piece entitled “Forgotten”.
Gramma’s Vase #WEPFF #flashfiction
Since my last WEP piece was quite dark in nature, I wanted to do something light-hearted this time. I was also trying to think out of the box a little with my interpretation of the ” antique vase” prompt. I hope it makes you smile!
Portrait of a Man #WEPFF #flashfiction
Write…Edit…Publish post on the third Wednesday of every second month and the challenges are open to all. To join in, you submit your name to the list, write an entry for the prompt (1000 words or less) and edit it. Then on the date given, you publish it to your blog, stating your feedback preferences. You […]
The Red Wheelbarrow #WEPFF #flashfiction
Write…Edit…Publish post on the third Wednesday of every second month and the challenges are open to all. To join in, you submit your name to the list, write an entry for the prompt (1000 words or less) and edit it. Then on the date given, you publish it to your blog, stating your feedback preferences. You […]
O is for “Opal and Onyx”-my #WEPFF entry for ‘Jewel Box’ #AtoZChallenge
Today I’m combining my Blogging from A-Z Challenge post for the letter ‘O’ with April’s WEP Challenge, for which the prompt is ‘Jewel box’. Write…Edit…Publish post on the third Wednesday of every second month and the challenges are open to all. To join in, you submit your name to the list, write an entry for the […]
F is for Flash Fiction #AtoZChallenge
The Blogging from A-Z Challenge continues today. Throughout April I’m posting about my life as a writer, including my inspirations, frustrations and celebration. For the letter F, I’m going to talk about flash fiction—micro stories that are usually no more than 1000 words long, and sometimes even a single sentence! I got into flash fiction […]