PHOTO PROMPT © Anne Higa for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. Note:The fairies, Blue and Brown make a return. They also star in Doo-Doo Day. *~* Blue yawned and stretched her wings. “Would it kill you to act interested?” Brown tapped the side of the bucket with his switchblade knife. Unimpressed, Blue … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Splash-Splash
Flash Fiction: Pepe Le Pew
PHOTO PROMPT © Brenda Cox for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. TANNILLE: Come on, give me something - and no bombs, I know it’s your staple. No virus either. MUSE: Bowling alley? TANNILLE: How is that a story? MUSE: It’s not a virus or a bomb, unless you want to … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Pepe Le Pew
Flash Fiction: Meet Joffrey Fulkerson
PHOTO PROMPT © Jennifer Pendergast for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. Joffrey Fulkerson likes to bake Cookies, pies or a cheese cake To celebrate his neighbour’s special day Ginger bread men… as hard as clay Naughty and rotten, he gives them all a lick Singles the biggest one, rubs it on … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Meet Joffrey Fulkerson
Flash Fiction: Lamb
PHOTO PROMPT © Dale Rogerson for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. The lamp shines in the park, like the sun on a summer’s day. The artificial rays, gold and bright, keep the shadows away. A child skips, humming a tune, home waiting ahead. The glow flickers, whispering all the nightmares … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Lamb
Flash Fiction: The Dryads
PHOTO PROMPT © Liz Young for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. Once upon a time, There lived a forbidden love. So envious of the lovers, the villagers hunted the couple down. The sweethearts called upon the dryads begging for a haven. No avail. Murdered by axes, blood stained the … Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Dryads
Flash Fiction: Brotherly Competition
PHOTO PROMPT © CEAyr for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. Zeus and Poseidon eyed the mortal on the beach. Zeus from his heavenly clouds and his brother from the waves. Eons of competition fired between them; destruction, rape and mayhem. The sea god twirled his trident; one earthquake or wave … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Brotherly Competition
Flash Fiction: Doo-doo Day
PHOTO PROMPT © Roger Bultot for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. NOTE:A stand alone sequel to Choo-Choo. * ~ * Blue Fairy sighed. Come to the mortal realm on The Fairy Express for fun and games, they promised. False advertisement. Mental note: leave a one star review. “Why so blue?” … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Doo-doo Day
Flash Fiction: The Word Game
PHOTO PROMPT © Ted Strutz for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. TANNILLE: Well, there is something you don’t see every day: cremated remains. MUSE: Ooo a God Father warning? Here are the remains of your patriarch. TANNILLE: One way of freeing enslaved women. But who will buy them shoes? MUSE: … Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Word Game
Flash Fiction: Choo-choo
PHOTO PROMPT © Alicia Jamtaas for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. The train choo-chooed through the wilderness, weaving up and down, dodging trees. The gentle rocking waves soothing. The windows blurred with green, in time with the wheels in motion. The vehicle approached the end of the track. Doom neared. Her … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Choo-choo
Flash Fiction: The Value of Toilet Paper
PHOTO PROMPT © Trish Nankivell for Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be found here. Note:A Bumper Special this week: The Muse banter and her corresponding flash fiction story! (I know many of you were disappointed last week, The Muse's exotic dancer drinking bleach story never made it to text). For those who aren't in … Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Value of Toilet Paper
