If you missed the previous chapters, read them here first: Chapter OneChapter TwoChapter ThreeChapter FourChapter Five Anita and Deedee froze. They stared at each other for a moment. Did someone hear their brother growling? Did…
Continue reading →If you missed chapters one and two, read them first! Chapter OneChapter TwoChapter ThreeChapter FourChapter Five “Door, quick!” Anita yelled as she ran towards the basement carrying her brother. Deedee hopped in front and pushed…
Continue reading →Chapter OneChapter TwoChapter ThreeChapter FourChapter Five As luck would have it, there was a full moon that night. “It’s real big and shiny, you can see the whole moon.” Deedee had pulled back the curtain.…
Continue reading →Chapter OneChapter TwoChapter ThreeChapter FourChapter Five “This doesn’t look good,” said Anita. She and her sister Deedee stood to the side and watched, as their brother Tommy writhed on the floor. His face was contorted…
Continue reading →Today’s story is a bit of a cheat. The more stories I wrote this week, the more excited I was about starting up on my novel again. Yesterday, while I was about halfway through a…
Continue reading →Today’s short story was tricky and fun in equal parts. I decided to make my first attempt at flash fiction, a writing genre wherein the stories are extremely short. In this case, a 100-word limit.…
Continue reading →The dog wasn’t hungry. If one were to ask those who cared for her, they would confirm she wasn’t hungry. She had recently been fed a large meal of dog food mixed with several pieces…
Continue reading →It felt easy and comforting writing the first two stories in the first person. Perhaps even too easy. The point of this project is to work my writing muscle, and do things that are difficult…
Continue reading →While yesterday’s story was pure memory, today’s is a mix of fiction and reality. Some points are real, some are plucked from my imagination. The key to this story is one emotion: the feeling you…
Continue reading →These days I hear a lot of sad news about my friends’ grandparents passing away, in most cases due to Covid-19. It got me thinking about my grandmother, the only grandparent I ever knew, and…
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