Flash Fiction (Number 18)
It’s a man’s world A scarlet glow stained the predawn sky: drenching Eddie Lakewood’s features in a fiery halo, and … Continue reading Flash Fiction (Number 18)
Category: rEADING
Writing Exercise (number 10)
x I saw this picture and tried to write a short piece around it. Trembling with frustration and barely repressed … Continue reading Writing Exercise (number 10)
Flash Fiction (Number 17)
Giving up on you Bright sunlight sparkled over the sea, the gleam of the sun dancing over the silky chestnut hair of … Continue reading Flash Fiction (Number 17)
My fave characters (in no particular order) number 26
Sofia Curtis CSI Louise Lombard I liked the unconventional traits that the writers gave Sofia in her first episode. She … Continue reading My fave characters (in no particular order) number 26
Stories of her life (Number 8)
Tiffani Ross isn’t what I expected. I’m not sure what exactly I expected, given that I’ve not seen her in … Continue reading Stories of her life (Number 8)
Stories of her life (Number 7)
Gary Mackay at the time of the story The phone rang as I was turning onto the highway, and … Continue reading Stories of her life (Number 7)
My inspirations (in no particular order) number 31
John Clare 13 July 1793 – 20 May 1864 John Clare is a inspiration because of his poetry. I didn’t … Continue reading My inspirations (in no particular order) number 31
Stories of her life (Number 6)
Lee Reilly smirks, a sardonic twinkle in his eyes, as he lights a cigarette “Why are you doing this again?” … Continue reading Stories of her life (Number 6)
Stories of her life (Number 5)
I received this from Katrina Miller: Alicia’s sister I know that a lot of people have different perspectives on my … Continue reading Stories of her life (Number 5)
Stories of her life (number 4)
Isabelle Radcliffe, one of Alicia’s former students, from her years teaching at Trinity School between 1990-1992, declined to meet with me … Continue reading Stories of her life (number 4)
Musings of a thirtysomething woman 