Tuesday – Anything Possible – Kreative Kue # 335 by Keith Channing In Keith’s words. “Using this photo as inspiration, write a short story, flash fiction, scene, poem; anything, really; even just a caption for the photograph. Either put it (or a link to it) in a comment or email it to me at keithchanning@gmail.com before […]
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Chai And A Chat #157 #ChaiAndAChat Read here …
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Outside: Part Twenty-Two Outside: Part Twenty-Three Outside: Part Twenty-Four Outside: Part Twenty-Five Outside: Part Twenty-Six Outside: Part Twenty-Seven Outside: Part Twenty-Eight Outside: Part Twenty-Nine Outside: Part Thirty
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Top Ten Things Not to do During a Storm The inspiration for this list is a recent three-day storm here in Texas. Although I had enough sense not to do these things, they did come to mind as I was going through various circumstances. Top Ten Things Not to do During a Storm 10 If you […]
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Stream of Consciousness Saturday – Prompt – Body Parts It was fortunate to find a nice quiet spot in the park where listening to the birds and enjoying the absence of human voices was possible. Spreading out a blanket fashioned in the design of the tartan of my maternal Grandmother, who was an immigrant from Scotland, […]
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Smorgasbord Cafe and Bookstore Update – #Reviews – #Transylvania #History Patricia Furstenberg, #Thriller #Haiti Mark Bierman, #Shortstories Sally Cronin Posted on October 22, 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. Welcome to the Friday edition of the Cafe and Bookstore with recent reviews for authors on the shelves. The first review is for […]
Continue ReadingFlip A Story: LovelyWelcome to the second episode of ‘Flip-A-Story’. For those who are scratching your heads right about now, please let me explain. Back in September, I let my fingers do the walking by taking a cook book and, drumroll . . . flipping to a ’s Surprise […] Read more … P.S.: If […]
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The morning sun warmed the memories in the heart of the old couch, spreading through the worn feather cushions to the wooden framework, easing the pain of arthritic rigours. A rustling in the tree above announced the presence of a lone squirrel. Landing on a cushion with a soft thud, the squirrel began to stretch […]
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#BadMoonRising Undercover: Crime Shorts by Jane Risdon #shortstories #mysteries #thriller Today’s author lives in England, but when she contacted me, she mentioned her featured book was being used by a class at Western Kentucky University. Which is located ten minutes from me. It’s a small world, my friends. She’s also experienced some hair-raising moments with figures […]
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Here are the next episodes of this really exciting novel. So if you have not read regularly, you can now see how things will continue with Gillian. Outside: Part Fifteen Outside: Part Sixteen Outside: Part Seventeen Outside: Part Eighteen Outside: Part Nineteen Outside: Part Twenty Outside: Part Twenty-One Outside: Part Twenty-Two
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