Flash Fiction: Zwarte Piet Turns Red
Tanya waited for Zwarte Piet to come down the chimney. Colouring in her book killed time. Why didnāt he just
Blogging with The Muse: A Cauldron of Flash Fiction, Short Stories, and Novel Nuggets
Tanya waited for Zwarte Piet to come down the chimney. Colouring in her book killed time. Why didnāt he just
Painted by muses. Only the special see the world beyond the mural. Step into the forest if you dare. Most
The ferryman paused at his girlfriendās kitchen table. His eternal lamps burned, waiting for him. At least they never went
Background:Recently, I discovered the wonderful world of NFTs. In short, for those who don’t know (I didn’t), NFTs are collectable
Bob, the elf, stretched out his limbs and yawned as the bud of his lily opened and embraced the sun.
It didnāt look like much, but it was theirs ā a place for kids to hang out. No adults allowed.
The Hotel is old, boutique⦠bohemian. Only the daring walk through her quirky halls. Legends tell of doors swinging on
NOTE:A stand alone sequel to Choo-Choo. * ~ * Blue Fairy sighed. Come to the mortal realm on The Fairy
The train choo-chooed through the wilderness, weaving up and down, dodging trees. The gentle rocking waves soothing. The windows blurred
PHOTO PROMPT Ā© Roger Bultot for Rochelleās Friday Fictioneers. Other stories featuring the prompt can be foundĀ here. She panted, the