Flash Fiction: Brotherly Competition
Zeus and Poseidon eyed the mortal on the beach. Zeus from his heavenly clouds and his brother from the waves.
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Flash Fiction: Doo-doo Day
NOTE:A stand alone sequel to Choo-Choo. * ~ * Blue Fairy sighed. Come to the mortal realm on The Fairy
Flash Fiction: The Word Game
TANNILLE: Well, there is something you don’t see every day: cremated remains. MUSE: Ooo a God Father warning? Here are
Flash Fiction: Choo-choo
The train choo-chooed through the wilderness, weaving up and down, dodging trees. The gentle rocking waves soothing. The windows blurred
Flash Fiction: The Value of Toilet Paper
Note:A Bumper Special this week: The Muse banter and her corresponding flash fiction story! (I know many of you were
Flash Fiction: Dancing with The Muse
TANNILLE: I could run around naked and I still have no story. MUSE: A secret camera in the pot plant?
Flash Fiction: Lights, Camera, Action
Note:Eris (Discordia) is the Greek Goddess of strife. Stories featuring Eris (and other gods) can be found here. *~* Light, camera, action.
Flash Fiction: The Saving Grace
Note:Eris (Discordia) is the Greek Goddess of strife. Other stories featuring Eris (and other gods) can be found here. My
Flash Fiction: Clippy
TANNILLE: Hmm rocks, interesting choice for a stationery zone. MUSE: I don’t know, I think they might be useful to
Flash Fiction: New Year’s Eve with the Muse
MUSE: I keep seeing clouds in my coffee. TANNILLE: OK, we could write about 2020, the year that made everyone
Flash Fiction: 2020 in the Review Mirror
Note:Best wishes everybody! 2020 has been one hell of a ride for the planet. Here’s to hoping for a better
Flash Fiction: The Scarecrow
How could he do this to me? Scarlette kicked the dirt with the toe of her shoe as she walked
Flash Fiction: SPLAT!
Chronus, The Father of Time, stood at his frying pan. Bacon wafted through his dwelling. Taking time out. He chuckled
Flash Fiction: Into The Labyrinth
Note:This week’s story places the Greek mythological labyrinth in the 21st century. Other stories featuring the gods in today’s world
Flash Fiction: Apollo’s Revenge
Apollo sat on his Olympian cloud and sighed. Mortals ceased looking up to him. What’s the meaning of life? He
Flash Fiction: Numb
TANNILLE: Why is everything I write crap? So flat, colourless. MUSE: You place too many restrictions on me. No more
Flash Fiction: The Portal
Jumping through the portal seemed like a fantastic idea at the time, it sure beat flying from one end of
Flash Fiction: School With The Muse
MUSE: Look at what we have this week – a school snap. TANNILLE: Ugh, flash back. School was crap enough
Flash Fiction: Morning Tea
Note: Dionysus is the Greek God of wine. “Have you heard? Dionysus is missing. I bet he’s off on another
Flash Fiction: Barbie’s Dream Boat
Nothing Barbie wouldn’t do.She just wanted a choice or few.Destined to be with Ken… Can’t she have someone new? A plan
Flash Fiction: Poseidon’s Hissy Fit
Seaweed littered the ground, the stench polluting the sky. The siren held her nose as she turned to her friend,
Flash Fiction: Pandora Plays Hide and Seek
Note:After seeing the prompt and having a long WTF moment, I’m pretty sure the prompt photo needed to be rotated.
Flash Fiction: Flirting With a Vampire
“That won’t keep vampires out,” said Alexander toying with the stand of garlic hanging on the wall. “Then why the
Flash Fiction: Spitting the Dummy
Note: A dummy is also called a pacifier in some parts of the world. Spitting the dummy is Australian for
Flash Fiction: The Lamp Post
Note: For this story “normies” are everyday normal people. The story may be related to an earlier story, Fairy Ring.
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