The results are in, and the authors didn’t disappoint! Last week, I drew these cards: 6 of spades, King of hearts, and the 7 of diamonds. That meant the genre was gothic romance, the setting was a mausoleum, and the object that must appear in the story was goggles. Honestly, I couldn’t believe I picked … More 2020 Flash Fiction Challenge: February Results
Author’s note: This is my flash fiction for February’s entry of the 2020 Flash Fiction Challenge. Each month of 2020, on the first Monday, I’ll draw cards to determine the genre, setting, and an object that has to appear in the short story. Participants will have until the following Monday to link their stories to … More A Quest in the Dark
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: author February Grace is probably one of the kindest people ever to be found on Twitter. She’s really a delight, so consider following her! Aside from being a lovely human, she’s also a brilliant writer with over 30K followers on Wattpad alone. This month, I found … More My review: In the Shadow of the Spire is a much-needed Star Wars story
So, we had a blast in January, and now it’s time for our second flash fiction draw! Here’s the video of me choosing the cards. Once again, I did this live without editing anything, so I was just as surprised as you are with the selections. Oh, and they are GOOD! I have zero clue … More Flash Fiction Challenge 2020: February
After I finished this book, I just sat still, gobsmacked. It was incredible. And though I absolutely loved Su Sokol’s, Cycling to Asylum, Run J Run will stay with me a very long time. What I find extremely important about this work is that it starts with a content warning: The following material contains discussions … More My review: Run J Run is a "Read Now!" Read
