November 10th, 2011
david
UPDATE! All of these stories are now available in a new e-book which also includes detailed commentary on each story, covering how I came up with the idea and how I then structured the story. It’s a great guide for aspiring writers.
The book is called A Torrent of Story, or How I wrote an original short story every day for a month, and how you can too. It’s available at a very modest price either from my website or from the Amazon Kindle Store .
This is my contribution for Day 9 of the G+ Flash Fiction Project event organized by Becky Raymond which challenges writers to write a short piece of fiction each day during November 2011, based on a stimulus photograph or image.
Today’s image is a photo by Evelyn Lamprey.
This is a work of fiction. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Read more…
November 10th, 2011
david
UPDATE! All of these stories are now available in a new e-book which also includes detailed commentary on each story, covering how I came up with the idea and how I then structured the story. It’s a great guide for aspiring writers.
The book is called A Torrent of Story, or How I wrote an original short story every day for a month, and how you can too. It’s available at a very modest price either from my website or from the Amazon Kindle Store .
This is my contribution for Day 8 of the G+ Flash Fiction Project event organized by Becky Raymond which challenges writers to write a short piece of fiction each day during November 2011, based on a stimulus photograph or image.
Today’s image is a photo by Danielle Tunstall. The striking young lady in the photo is KittenLily Day. It goes without saying that Ms Day is in person probably completely unlike the character in my story.
This is a work of fiction. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Read more…
UPDATE! All of these stories are now available in a new e-book which also includes detailed commentary on each story, covering how I came up with the idea and how I then structured the story. It’s a great guide for aspiring writers.
The book is called A Torrent of Story, or How I wrote an original short story every day for a month, and how you can too. It’s available at a very modest price either from my website or from the Amazon Kindle Store .
This is my contribution for Day 7 of the G+ Flash Fiction Project event organized by Becky Raymond which challenges writers to write a short piece of fiction each day, based on a stimulus photograph or image.
Today’s image is a photo by Rich Griffith.
This is a work of fiction. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Read more…
UPDATE! All of these stories are now available in a new e-book which also includes detailed commentary on each story, covering how I came up with the idea and how I then structured the story. It’s a great guide for aspiring writers.
The book is called A Torrent of Story, or How I wrote an original short story every day for a month, and how you can too. It’s available at a very modest price either from my website or from the Amazon Kindle Store .
This is my contribution for Day 6 of the G+ Flash Fiction Project event organized by Becky Raymond which challenges writers to write a short piece of fiction each day, based on a stimulus photograph or image.
Today’s image is a collage by Ardith Goodwin.
This is a work of fiction. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
