The Climb…. three more segments August 18, 2021 / rothpoetry On Tuesday we did prosery at d’Verse Poets Pub. We had to write a 144 prose piece using the word Cloud along with a line from a poem. I wrote this short story. Several bloggers mentitioned they wanted the story to continue, so I am […]
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Gurus and followers Posted on August 12, 2021 by Reena Saxena Jim Rohn said it long back, “You are the average of five people close to you, ” and it includes the authors, speakers, gurus you are influenced by. I keep writing and revising the list, wondering if I’m on the right path, or do […]
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Shadows Posted on August 10, 2021 by Reena Saxena It is a call for help. The desperation in the voice is unmistakable. She points to a thatched hut nearby, and says something. I don’t understand the language, but can gather there is someone in there who needs help. I follow her in there. There’s a […]
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#Flash Fiction Challenge for Carrot Ranch Literary Community ~ #Poetry August 7, 2021 / Books & Bonsai August 5, 2021, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about an open door. It can be literal or metaphorical. What is behind the door? Who is seeking and why? As the writer, how will […]
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Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #FFFC August 6, 2021 / Books & Bonsai Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #129 The photo is from the Google Photo Frame. The midnight land, they call it Grandad said it existed […] Read more …
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Water Posted on August 4, 2021 by Reena Saxena “Winning a beauty contest in a small town is giving you tinseltown dreams.” “Watch me as the ripples grow into a splash, and then a storm.” […] Read more …
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Stephen Page has a flash fiction published here: https://www.unlikelystories.org/content/escape-2
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In Florida by Stephen Page Stephen Page. COVID-19, fiction by Stephen Page, Flash Fiction by Stephen Page, Free Flash Fiction, Ian Rushton, Muse, Stephen Page July 24, 2021 1 Minute A story by Stephen Page has been published on Free Flash Fiction: Read more …
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July 22: Flash Fiction Challenge Troubled times have come to my hometown. The prompt photo shows an undated modern main street of Markleeville, California where I lived from 1974 to 1985. In 1988, I returned to marry my Ranger in cowboy boots in a meadow where I rode my horse and pushed cattle during the summers […]
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Afraid “I can’t bring myself to forgive….” Maria veers off mentally, fully knowing the barrage of words that would now be spewed out. She has heard it everyday for more than quarter of a century. She is kind of immune, but the idea of being stuck in a swamp stinks. […] Source: Afraid […]
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