Thoughts and words from some interesting authors
When I was a middle school student, I had a tendency to classify “myths” as ancient stories written and told by Greeks and Romans. Through the years, I learned a bit more about myths. Myth, Fact, or Fiction – You Decide It was two days before Jake’s mind was stable…
As a recently retired person who loves hiking with my dog, I decided to take action on a day dream. The day dream I used to enjoy involved a realization that with perfect weather on the perfect day, I would drop what I was doing, pack up and go. Finally…
Graveyard “I don’t want to go in there. Cemeteries creep me out,” said Michael “It’s a graveyard, not a cemetery. Come on. It’s just a short-cut and you’ll see it might even be interesting.” Heather led hear boyfriend through the iron gate of the graveyard adjacent to the ancient village…
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In Oregon, we call it the “Forest.” Why? I don’t know. Roof, Ruff, Tomayto, Tomahto, and hey, who could argue with Bill Bryson who wrote a most enjoyable book about a hike he took on the Appalachian Trail titled, A Walk in the Woods. That was the beginning of a conversation I…
For the next eight Tuesdays, the authors of I.A. will be posting a five minute flash fiction challenge. The rules of play are simple, we’ll be posting a one word prompt the week prior. Writers can ponder the prompt all week to come up with a some sort of story…
For the next eight Tuesdays, Gregory S. Lamb will be posting pieces of “Flash Fiction.” These pieces were each written with a prompt and a timer set to five minutes. These postings are intended to encourage other fiction writers to comment and post links to their own 5 minute pieces…
