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Happy St. Davidâs Day! When Iâve done my writing for the day, Iâm going to learn how to draw a daffodil. Maybe Iâll show you⊠Oh, before I forget to mention it again: âŠ
I drew the daffodil, as well:Â https://www.instagram.com/p/BCaesADh8b7/
Mslexia guest posts: Finding Your Readers
Finding Your Readers 1: Anybody Out There?Â
Finding Your Readers 2: Ideas, Ideas, IdeasÂ
Finding Your Readers 3: Practicing Writing in PublicÂ
Finding Your Readers 4: Managing ExpectationsÂ
Finding Your Readers 5: Leaving BreadcrumbsÂ
Finding Your Readers 6: Patience and PersistenceÂ
Welcome to Week Four of Three Line Tales. Come and join our growing writing community. The TLT rules are simple: Take a look at the photo prompt and write three lines to go with it. Your lines can âŠ
Welcome to Week Two of Three Line Tales. Join in if you want. The TLT rules are simple: Take a look at the photo prompt and write three lines to go with it. Your lines can be poetry, micro-fiction,...
Come play!
Look into our eyes, mate, âcos you got it wrong. Itâs not soul you see, itâs resentment. *** Welcome to Three Line Tales. Join in, if you want.
I nearly chose an all crime Top 3 for July. But then I changed my mind. What do you think, did I get it right? Or should I have gone for more gore? Matching Reds Going Nowhere Time
This month's competition winners for our poetry and flash fiction competition.
I forgot this, too.Â
Forgot to post the link to my latest FlashFlood story, didnât I?
I'm enjoying writing 100(or so)-word stories too much. Here's another one:
A girl sticks a sandwich in my face. âEgg and watercress. Want it?â Posh bread. Smells good. âŠ
âYouâre not happy,â Sam says.Â
I lie. I donât want to hurt him. ...
I've revived an old WordPress blog of mine. It's fun. It's insane, writing a story a day, even if they are so short.
It's more my speed, as well. I prefer comment to re-blogging. There you have it: I'm a grumpy old woman.
My winning story Survival of the Sneakiest is up on 1000words today.
My 200-word story Survival of the Sneakiest is one of the five winning stories of a  flash fiction competition 1000words ran last month.
I wrote the story and almost didn't send it in. It just goes to show that you can't predict how a story you've written will do in a competition. I tend to be on the over-critical side. I'm glad I got over myself this time.Â
From Monday to Friday this week, the winning stories will be posted. Mine will be up on Thursday.
Buy The Mechanics' Institute Review: Issue 11 by Hari Kunzru, Alex Preston, Julia Bell (Project Director), Sue Tyley (Senior Editor), Kieran Falconer, Erica Duggan, Kate Smalley Ellis, Alison Hitchcock, Heidi Midtun Larsen, Rebekah Lin, Luke Terry (ISBN: 9780957583320) from Amazon's Book Store. Free UK delivery on eligible orders.
#MIR11 is out now and there's one of my stories in it.
My 75-word story Beats is on Paragraph Planet today:Â http://www.paragraphplanet.com
Et voilĂ : my latest story on FlashFlood.Â
I'm working on a post in which I'll talk about the editing process â polishing up these 199 words was quite a bit of work. It'll be up soon.
Brilliant little flashes, written in response to our prompts.
Happy National Flash Fiction Day!