What do you see # 184 – Grandmother


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#AtoZChallenge 2023 – Quinten


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#AtoZChallenge 2023 – Petra


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What do you see # 179 – Realization


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What do you see # 177- The Dilemma of a Writer


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What do you see # 175- How it used to be


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Friday Fictioneers: The Vow


PHOTO PROMPT © Fleur Lind
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Friday Fictioneers: Never Broken


PHOTO PROMPT © Dale Rogerson
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What do you see # 147 – Drowned


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Friday Fictioneers: Doomed to the Max


PHOTO PROMPT © Roger Bultot
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What do you see # 140 – Tragedy in Slow Motion


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What do you see # 134 – The Reflection in the Mirror


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Friday Fictioneers: Apart for Now


PHOTO PROMPT © Na’ama Yehuda

Standing in the shadows in ripped jeans and hoodie, she watched his boy entered the building and before long, the apartment became lit in a dim orange glow.

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Sunday Writing Prompt – The End of the Road


“Next stop, Central Station, the end of the road, as far as we go.” The robotic Siri-like voice announced.

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Friday Fictioneers: Lost and Found


PHOTO PROMPT © Roger Bultot

With her picture in hand, he gave the red building before him a disapproving gaze. After a year of waiting, he finally received the great news his PI has located his MIA daughter.

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Photo Challenge #350: Caught in Action


– Lovers by Harry Hollard, 1982

The drawing was blinding. I couldn’t even touch it, let alone look at it. This is what I spent $500 for? I was expecting scandalizing photographs, detailing all those mysterious hours my husband has spent away on his so-called “work trips”. I was definitely not expecting this.

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Friday Fictioneers: Not Going Back


PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields

“Where are you, girl?” She heard the angry man shout. “I know you’re here somewhere.” Continue reading “Friday Fictioneers: Not Going Back”

Calm Before the Storm – #writephoto #shortstory #fiction


Credit: Sue Vincent

Her nervousness fades and heartbeat slows as the small row boat travels downstream. Continue reading “Calm Before the Storm – #writephoto #shortstory #fiction”

Stark – Disappear #writephoto #fiction


photo credit: Sue Vincent

With six-pack of beer on his passenger seat, Eddy pulled over to the shoulder. Continue reading “Stark – Disappear #writephoto #fiction”

Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: Miss Perfect Imperfect


Credit: Jodi McKinney

“Bad night?” The bartender asked and placed a shot glass on the bar-top.  Continue reading “Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: Miss Perfect Imperfect”

Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: The Voodoo Priestess


Having been down on my luck lately, Becky recommended me to head to New Orleans to see her friend, a fortune-teller-slash-voodoo-priestess. I’ve never been a big believer of such things but Becky swore by the priestess’s miracles. So I decided to take a day-trip to the French Quarter. Continue reading “Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: The Voodoo Priestess”

Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: Runaway


“Emily?” I froze. How the hell did he manage to find me? Continue reading “Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: Runaway”

Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: Izzy’s Tree House


“What are you doing?!” Izzy shrieked when she saw her mother pull the pin used to secure the door to the cages. Continue reading “Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers: Izzy’s Tree House”