Flash Fiction: Charmed
This was written for Cracked Flash Fiction last week. The first two sentences were the prompts. It’s again a snippet of story set in Airtha-Eyrassa.
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Flash Fiction: Revenge
“Don’t feel bad. I’m pretty hard to kill.” The voice was inside her head, but it was the wizard’s voice nonetheless.
Read MoreFlash Fiction: Shadows
“It is too late to turn back – for all of us,” I said. “We have to go on. We were chosen for a reason.” Around us the landscape had turned starker until only short brush remained and the red dust was whipped into the air to scour our faces and hands. The prison tomb, […]
Read MoreFlash Fiction: The Garden Where the Gnomes Are Alive
“What does she hunt?” the youngest asked. The tips of red gnome hats could be seen sticking up through the tall grass.
Read MoreFlash Fiction: Rain From a Clear Sky
“Sister, you must weave the final strand,” Tomorrow said. She watched Ansgar in the reflection of the pool next to which she sat. “The thread has been cut.”
Read MoreFlash Fiction: Dust to Dust to Life
Dust. All around her was dust. It was piled on the stone shelves and against the walls of living stone. Ripples had been left in the gray dust as the waves of time had swept through the great library where books had been kept safe for thousands of years. It had been an impenetrable fortress […]
Read MoreFlash Fiction – Fly Me to the Moon
“More sure than I have ever been about anything in my life,” Trevor answered and patted the side of the moon rocket.
Read MoreVonkfiksie: Grond so rooi soos bloed / Flash Fiction: Dust Red As Blood
This is a translation of the story “Dust Red As Blood”, which you can read by scrolling further down the page or by following this link. Storienota: hierdie verhaal is oorspronklik vir die Cracked Flash Fiction-kompetisie geskryf en het daardie week gewen. In die kompetisie word jy die eerste sin van jou storie gegee en […]
Read MoreFlash Fiction: All That Is Left
“Raise the flag!” Children laughed and played on a disused fishing boat stranded on the white beach sand, oblivious to the worry of their mothers and grandmothers. These had made their way down to the beach in the morning as soon as the storm led up. They kept their eyes on the horizon, pointedly ignoring […]
Read MoreOn the Writing Front
This past week and weekend has been spent mostly on studies, creating a gift for a baby shower, and also some writing – yay!
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