Maker of mischief. Teller of stories.
Published on Filed Under: Original Short Fiction Tagged With: Humor
This week’s The Red Dress Club prompt was to look at a picture and (more or less) just let the story flow. Fiction or nonfiction, word count of 600 or less. Constructive criticism welcomed. ~~~ “Dude, you have got to me kidding me.” Joel wore his normal sarcastic smirk as he leaned on the cubicle […]
Published on Filed Under: Original Short Fiction Tagged With: Memoir
This week, the Story Dam Writers Community challenged us with: “Holiday Leftovers“. Dam Burst – Write a piece, non-fiction or fiction, in which your character is figuring out what to do with their “leftovers”. Wet Feet – Choose one direction or topic along the “leftovers” concept. It can be some additional weight gain from the holidays, a wanton […]
Published on Filed Under: Original Short Fiction Tagged With: Humor
Today was the sloppiest day ever. Joey and I were twinkling down the frog and saw a rockstar flogging an elevator. When we finally made it to Joey’s house, we saw the door was whipped. When we walked into the house, his mom was creating with a slip n’ slide! That’s when we saw an […]
Published on Filed Under: Original Short Fiction Tagged With: General fiction
Today’s post is a prompt response to a picture prompt “Piecing Things Together” – the challenge was to use either one or all four images on the given puzzle pieces to build our story. Here’s my take. Constructive criticism more than welcome and highly encouraged. ~~~ “You want to… Camping? Come on, John, you know […]
Published on Filed Under: Original Short Fiction Tagged With: General fiction
This week, we challenged the Story Dam writers community with the following prompt: By now, many of you will have experienced the first frost of the season. Let’s work with that. Dam Burst – Write a piece, non-fiction or fiction, in which your character is experiencing first frost of the year. Wet Feet – Your prompt is […]