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The compass caught the light and made it look as if Alexander was holding the sun. “You’re sure it’s in there?” Basil asked. Alexander shrugged. “This compass has never lied before. It’s always led us to where we need to be. “ “Yes, but… Continue Reading “The Lucky Ladies Soup Kitchen – A Flash Fiction Story”
I’ve taken on Canadian author ’Nathan Burgoine’s monthly flash fiction challenge. The challenge for January was to write a story that was in the fairy tale genre, included the location of a prison and also included a tattoo machine as an object. All this… Continue Reading “The Storyteller – A Flash Fiction Story”
He missed paper. Just the feel of it in his hands, the smell of age and words on the page. He missed the thickness of the paper, even if he did have to squint at the words. Everything was electronic now, but he remembered… Continue Reading “Paper Thin Thoughts – Side Tales #1”