It's November! So as well as premature Christmas ads and dark evenings, it's also time for 50,000 words in 30 days. I haven't always 'won' NaNoWriMo (by winning I mean hit the word count), but it has given me some great raw material. Two of the books I've self published, my novel Gorse Lodge, and …
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Light in the Darkness by Liz Carter part 2
It's great to have Liz Carter back today. If you didn't read yesterday's post, you really should. Liz's honesty and openness is such a blessing. Here she is with the second part of her post on Light and Dark. It's good to be back 🙂 I finished yesterday, by saying, the more I dig into …
Light in the Darkness by Liz Carter part 1
Continuing the theme of Light and Dark, I am delighted to welcome Liz Carter to the blog. She will be sharing today and tomorrow, and we'll hear about her new book, Treasure in Dark Places: Stories and poems of hope in the hurting. So, over to Liz... With the clocks going back and the winter …
Coming to the end of NFFD
Well I hope you've enjoyed the mix of flash fiction on here today. It's one of my fave writing days of the year, and though I spend a lot of time on longer projects these days, I do love a short and snappy story. So the final offering for today, comes from me and it's …
Some bubbly Flash Fiction from @hortonious101
Please join me in welcoming back Martin Horton to the blog, with a bubbly contribution to Flash Fiction Day. Don't forget, if you'd like to catch up more of with Martin's writing, you can visit his blog Hortonious101. Or follow him on Twitter @Hortonious101 Lost in Lather by Martin Horton I knew there was …
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Flash Fiction, with some truth in it, by @georgietennan2
Georgie is back! This time with a tale of how a Sunday can go gloriously wrong... 🙂 Don't forget to catch up with her on her blog, and follow her on Twitter @georgietenna2 Not the Smoothest of Sundays by Georgina Tennant It had been the kind of Sunday that made me want to …
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Tsunami – flash fiction by @lindy_greaves
Our next #flashfiction offering is from Lindy Greaves. You can find Lindy on Instagram and Twitter @lindy_greaves and just search her name in Facebook and she's top of the list 🙂 Tsunami by Lindy Greaves I cling on though the water is rising. My girls are with me. Tharushi and Kalpani shuddering against the …
More from me on this fine National Flash Fiction Day
Here's another flash fiction piece from me. This one comes from my second collection of short stories, called A Sense of the Sea and other stories Hope you're enjoying the flash fiction today. Please let me know what you're reading and writing today that's flash-y 🙂 Finished by Annmarie Miles “Why don’t you drink …
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Flash Fiction from @georgietennan2
It's the turn of Georgina Tennant to share some flash fiction. Georgie is one of those people I felt I knew cos of the magic of social media. Meeting her f2f recently was a double blessing. I'm delighted have have her on my blog. Later today she'll be sharing a Sunday story, but for now …
Some micro fiction from @hortonious101 for NFFD
Please join me in welcoming Martin Horton to the blog. Later today Martin will share a bubbly story, but for now, here is some micro fiction. If you'd like to catch up more of with Martin's writing, you can visit his blog Hortonious101. Or follow him on Twitter @Hortonious101 Forgetting by Martin Horton You were …
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