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Tag Archives: flash fiction
Surpise!
Everyone else was looking at the moon that night. A celestial event, which made the whole thing even easier to pull off. She quietly removed the lace curtain from the rod, twisted it, and tiptoed across the room to the … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Fictioneers, My Life
Tagged flash fiction, murder, personal, revenge, surprise
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Trust me
photo prompt by Bjorn Rudberg “And that’s the story.” He looked at me and then at the sign, and then back at me. “I don’t believe a word of it. It reminds me of an old fable, or a really … Continue reading
Keep Out!
Thanks to Rochelle Wisoff-Fields for the weekly hosting of Friday Fictioneers! “Someone’s coming up the front driveway,” whispered Kathy to Wayne. Jack was in the basement where he kept cool on hot days. As usual, he would be no help. … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 words, blogging, email, fear, flash fiction, Friday Fictioneers, reclusive, technology, WordPress
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Promise
Jen latched the suitcase, and took one last long look around. Many times she had tried to leave, but something held her there. He promised he would return. I promised I would wait. Eight years was a long time. She … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, changes, flash fiction, life, promises, relationships, WordPress
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Pungence
The odor grew stronger everyday. At first, Nita assumed it was road kill from the highway. But it grew in intensity and on Thursday, grocery day for Nita, the smell followed her all the way to the store. She … Continue reading
Struggles
Some saw a table for two or three, hosting an impromptu lunch on a sunny day. Others saw a much-needed break in the daily routine… fresh air, laughter, conversations with friends and coworkers. Charles saw none of that. He saw … Continue reading
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Tagged boomer blog, Business, flash fiction, Friday Fictioneer, work
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Bright Light
Impossible. Wasn’t it? Jenna’s heart beat so fast she could feel it in her head. “Mommy! Can people shrink? Like until they are teeny tiny and too small to see?” “No, Honey. Only in the movies.” Jenna went back … Continue reading
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Tagged boomer blog, flash fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Marie Gail Stratford
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It Soothes the Savage Beast
Huddled together, a hundred inmates sat cross legged with chains connecting their wrists. The hot sun scorched the ground and concrete and the men became uneasy, agitated. Guards with billyclubs and badges reflecting the heat paced around the mob. Suddenly shouting … Continue reading
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Tagged boomer blog, flash fiction, Friday Fictioneer, prison
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