We're half-way through the year, which means a sixth collection of stories! As always, because this is so much more fun with friends: a hearty thank you to everyone who took part. I can't believe we're at the half-way point. So, what am I talking about? Well, the Flash Fiction Draw is basically a randomized card-draw … Continue reading June Flash Fiction Draw Roundup
Here’s my entry for the first Flash Fiction Draw Challenge (the post for the original June draw is here). In case you didn’t know about this challenge, there’s a video here explaining (and showing the sixth draw), but the quick version: I used a deck of cards (three suits) to randomly put together a genre (in this case: … Continue reading Crow, Rook, Raven — A Flash Fiction Draw Challenge
We're at the fifth month, which means a fifth collection of stories! I'm so appreciative to everyone who takes part in this wee prompt/contest/what-have-you, so before anything else: a thank you to everyone who took part. Also? I've heard from a couple of the authors now that stories they wrote for this challenge are finding … Continue reading May Flash Fiction Draw Roundup
Here’s my entry for the first Flash Fiction Draw Challenge (the post for the original May draw is here). In case you didn’t know about this challenge, there’s a video here explaining (and showing the fifth draw), but the quick version: I used a deck of cards (three suits) to randomly put together a genre (in this case: … Continue reading KOA-YVR — A Flash Fiction Draw Challenge
Fourth month, fourth collection of stories! I'm so appreciative to everyone who takes part in this wee prompt/contest/what-have-you, so before anything else: a thank you to everyone who took part. So, what is this? Well, the Flash Fiction Draw is basically a randomized card-draw that spits out a genre, an object, and a location, after which … Continue reading April Flash Fiction Draw Roundup
Here’s my entry for the first Flash Fiction Draw Challenge (the post for the original April draw is here). In case you didn’t know about this challenge, there’s a video here explaining (and showing the fourth draw), but the quick version: I used a deck of cards (three suits) to randomly put together a genre (in this case: … Continue reading Lucky — A Flash Fiction Draw Challenge
