Tag: Flash Friday

  • Flash Friday the Fourth

    Every Friday, we will post links to a collection of flash pieces written by our contributing Authors and guests. They may be related to the same prompt, they may be randomly assembled, they will always be enjoyable.

    This week, we give you a hodgepodge of stories:

    Kathleen
    A Tough Decision – Originally written for the FFC prompt “cowardice”, this is a short piece about a young woman in a difficult situation.

    A. Catherine Noon
    Succession – This was written for the March FADness prompt, “No Humans.” The idea is to write an entire story without humans in it. I had fun with this one.

  • Flash Friday the Third

    Every Friday, we will post links to a collection of flash pieces written by our contributing Authors and guests. They may be related to the same prompt, they may be randomly assembled, they will always be enjoyable.

    This week, we give you a hodgepodge of stories:

    Kathleen
    Sleeping Over: A short, romantic piece about a young couple’s evening together. Enjoy!

    A. Catherine Noon
    Green: An entry for the March Flash-A-Day competition, the prompt is “Green.” That’s all, just green. Come see what to make of it when a thief and the police clash over green.

    Gwen
    Colors: A picture-inspired sci-fi piece.

    Dawn
    King Cassioux: A short flash piece from the mans POV.

  • Flash Friday the Second

    Every Friday, we will post links to a collection of flash pieces written by our contributing authors and guests. They may be related to the same prompt, they may be randomly assembled, they will always be enjoyable.

    This week, we have a collection of stories written in response to this picture prompt:


    Kathleen – WTF!
    Eden – Frost and Ferrets
    Evilynne – Stowaway
    Gwen – Ferreted Away
    A. Catherine Noon – Untitled

    We also have the following stories written in response to other topics/prompts:

    Andi – Elusive

  • Flash Friday the First

    Every Friday, we will post links to a collection of flash pieces written by our contributing Authors. They may be related to the same prompt, they may be randomly assembled, they will always be enjoyable.

    This week, we have a collection of submissions to the FFC Spring 2008 Edition. There were several options available on the theme: Vernal (Spring) Equinox, Spring Break, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter

    Eaton
    Redemption

    Liz
    The First Sign of Spring: After winter’s bitter gloom has leached the hope out of the land, everyone is desperate for the first sign of spring’s promise.

    Gwen
    Illumination: Astrid performs a ritual to look into the future and finds an answer she did not expect. (Equinox)

    A.Catherine
    Spring: Winter stayed late the year Tia Maria died, as though the mountains themselves mourned her passing, and the wind and sky also. They say she died without an heir and that the People will suffer, but I don’t believe them. I know better. Little Ana was born that frozen night when Tia Maria breathed her last. She came into this world as the old woman left it. My daughter Ana had an easy birth, I’m told by the other women, but I have nothing to compare it to. Ana was my first birth, and she was stillborn.

    Kathleen
    Easter Eve: A mother reflects as she prepares for Easter morning.