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Friday Fictioneers: Nobody Panic
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields fearlessly (I assume) leads Friday Fictioneers with an iron abacus, carefully calculating every word and providing us with inspirational photographs to prompt our imaginations. Each week’s challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo. Click here to play along or just read more stories. PHOTO PROMPT © James Pyles Nobody Panic “Everybody, panic!!! It’s…
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Jimmy & The Wuzzybuzzles Vs. The Veggie Monsters eBook Release
Synopsis: Jimmy thinks vegetables are yucky. When his mom makes him sit at the table until he eats all of his vegetables, Jimmy finds himself on an adventure through the magical world of the Wuzzybuzzles, who teach him the importance of eating vegetables. Description: Jimmy & The Wuzzybuzzles Vs. The Veggie Monsters is a picture book for early readers, generally ages 3-8. Jimmy goes on a…
Friday Fictioneers: Cacapoopoo Face, #2: Percolating Vengeance
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields fearlessly (I assume) leads Friday Fictioneers with an iron abacus, carefully calculating every word and providing us with inspirational photographs to prompt our imaginations. Each week’s challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo. Click here to play along or just read more stories. This picture is recycled from three years ago. The last time we had this…
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Can a mysterious keyhole lead to the answer to save humanity from itself? Or is it too good to be true? #Writing #Fantasy #SciFi #Horror #Drabble #Fiction
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Jimmy & The Wuzzybuzzles Vs. The Veggie Monsters
Synopsis: Jimmy doesn’t like to eat his vegetables. He thinks they’re yucky. When his mom makes him sit at the table until he eats all of his vegetables, Jimmy finds himself on an adventure through the magical world of the Wuzzybuzzles, who teach Jimmy the importance of eating vegetables. Edition Options: The book isn’t out yet. I wanted to make this page, so I could place a QR code to this…
Renowned archaeologist, Dr. Ohio Smith is back for another adventure in Tomfoolery. Can our zero thwart his nemesis's evil plan for once in his career? Probably not, but it can't hurt to find out.
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Where does time go? It's not where you think.
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Friday Fictioneers: Cupid's Little Helper
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, who provides us with a photo prompt. Each week’s challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo. Click here to play along or just read more stories. PHOTO PROMPT © David Stewart (The audio features the slightly longer original version.) Cupid’s Little Helper “How do I keep getting dragged into your shenanigans,…
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Whispers From The Sea
I co-wrote this with Sam Tze Lin for The Challenged based on prompts from Anna Soldenhoff: 1. The sea in January starts whispering truths people are not ready to hear. 2. A café opens that only serves people who are emotionally exhausted by winter. 3. A woman promises herself she will change her life in January. January laughs quietly. 4. January writes back when someone complains about it…
Written In The Stars
These prompts were submitted to The Challenged by Anna Soldenhoff. Sam Tze Lin sent me the prompts and added a human side to the story by writing Lisa’s diary, paralleling my story. a) You inherit a box of ornaments. Each time you hang one on the tree, a forgotten memory returns. b) A snow angel left on your lawn won’t melt, and seems to be moving a little each day. c) During a quiet December…
Aiden Stanley-Stevens (A New Year Goblin Tale of Retribution)
Aiden Stanley-Stevens (A New Year Goblin Tale of Retribution) ‘Twas that magical time of year again. The week between Christmas and New Year, when Santa and his elves were on a much-needed vacation. For one poor soul, it was his busiest time. Every year, there were those kids who were fake good from October through December 24th to get presents. Then, with presents in hand, they reverted to…
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Friday Fictioneers: Thanksgiving in November: The Turkey Goblin
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, who provides us with a photo prompt. Each week’s challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo. Click here to play along or just read more stories. PHOTO PROMPT © Roger Bultot Thanksgiving in November: The Turkey Goblin “We’re having Thanksgiving at my mother’s, Jonathan.” “Are you serious, Sharon? Are you serious? Your…
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Half (The Whole Damn Thing)
These prompts were submitted to The Challenged by Anna Soldenhoff. Sam Tze Lin sent me the prompts and wrote a detailed vignette, filling in some gaps from Allie’s point of view. Every morning in November, fog rolls in from the sea — but this year, something walks within it. In a small town, people light paper lanterns on the last night of November. This year, one lantern comes back. The ferry…
Half (The Second Half)
Read First: Half (The First Half) These prompts were submitted to The Challenged by Anna Soldenhoff. Sam Tze Lin sent me the prompts and wrote a detailed vignette, filling in some gaps from Allie’s point of view. Every morning in November, fog rolls in from the sea — but this year, something walks within it. In a small town, people light paper lanterns on the last night of November. This year,…
Half (The First Half)
These prompts were submitted to The Challenged by Anna Soldenhoff. Sam Tze Lin sent me the prompts and wrote a detailed vignette, filling in some gaps from Allie’s point of view. Every morning in November, fog rolls in from the sea — but this year, something walks within it. In a small town, people light paper lanterns on the last night of November. This year, one lantern comes back. The ferry…
Norman Normalson & The Biannual Gwatuchorazz Cheese Festival
You can learn about Norman Normalson & The Normals before enjoying this story, or just figure it out as you go. Norman Normalson & The Biannual Gwatuchorazz Cheese Festival It was Norman Normalson’s first year on Epatrus. His alien stepmother tried her best to give the 8-year-old boy the holliest and jolliest Christmas ever, even though she had never heard of the Earth holiday, but that’s a…
Friday Fictioneers: Christmas In November
Friday Fictioneers is hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields, who provides us with a photo prompt. Each week’s challenge is to write a 100-word story inspired by the photo. Click here to play along or just read more stories. PHOTO PROMPT © Yvette Prior Christmas In November “Jeepers, Jonathan. It’s too early to get a Christmas tree.”“Are you serious, Sharon? This tree died for our sins. The least we…
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