Terribleminds Flash Fiction Challenge: Choose Your Sentence
For this week’s TerribleMinds.com Flash Fiction Challenge, we chose a random sentence. “The spurs glow,” snagged my eye. Not much time to talk, but look up St. Vitus’s Dance when Read On »»
TerribleMinds Flash Fiction Challenge: Game of Aspects, Redux
This Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge made me squeee with glee. The randomly selected setting was a Martian greenhouse, and I’m obsessed with Mars colonization. The Martian Chronicles by Ray Read On »»
TerribleMinds Flash Fiction Challenge: Inspiration from Inexplicable Photos
This week’s challenge – write a story based on these photos from Russia. The photo I chose reminded me of when I was young, dumb and drunk and living in Read On »»
Flash Fiction Challenge: Three Haikus Tell One Story
I have such reverence for poetry, that I’ve rarely displayed my own works. Poetry is the golden temple of language and while Poetry Slams keep the form accessible, I won’t Read On »»
TerribleMinds Flash Fiction Challenge – Choose Your Motif
Justice has come to Terriblminds.com, and a Hellstorm follows at its heels. This week’s challenge was to choose a motif, a subgenre, and a setting. I’ve always wanted to write Read On »»
Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge: Photos of Impossible Places
This week’s Terrible Minds Flash Challenge was to chose a photo from this site, and then write a story inspired by it. The first one caught my eye. In American Read On »»
Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge: The Wheel Part II
I pulled from the hat Locked Room Mystery, Someone’s been poisoned, A bottle of rare whiskey. The challenge has been accepted. – It starts with a body. It ends with whiskey. Read On »»
Flash Fiction Challenge: Spin the Wheel
By the Wendigo’s command. The Fates assigned me three elements: Superhero, virtual reality world, a vigilante. Yet, like delicates thrown in a dryer set to High, they came out as Read On »»
Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge: A Game of Aspects II
Again, I must pick three random story elements. Again, I pick a subgenre I’m not familiar with or would probably ever be. As a male, I’m too busy digging the Read On »»
Flash Fiction Challenge – A Game of Aspects
I’m cowboying up and taking on this week’s Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge. Using a random number chooser, I chose three words from three columns: subgenre, element to include, and Read On »»
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