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  Source    Assimilation Shadows crept across the wall as Dani flipped through the books she’s torn from the shelves. She crouched lower between the bookshelves, hoping to find what she was looking for before they arrived. Page after page of long-forgotten information. Images of distant worlds she would never be allowed to see. Diagrams […]

Hmmm, I’ve been tagged. Twice. I’ve heard the term “tagging” in many ways. “Tag, your it” from when I was a kid playing it/tag. Tail gating. Spray painting your class colors on underclassmen during Spirit Week. Spray paining gang symbols on public property. Gettin’ sum. Even tagging a recently taken picture with your GeoLocation data. […]

If you’ve been following me by now, either on my blog or on Twitter, you may have seen me talk (or tweet) about #WriteMotivation. If not, check out the hashtag on Twitter and see how we interact with each other. I promise, it is fun, exhilaration, and enjoyable! I am a very strong supporter of my friend, KT […]

Yesterday Rachael Harrie started sign-ups for her 4th Writer’s Platform Building Campaign. I’ve been taking part in these since the beginning and have met some wonderful people. The traffic this generates for your blog, your twitter, your facebook, Google+ and the like is tremendous. However, nothing  better can be said for the support, the encouragement that comes along with this campaign. […]

Interested in reading Flash Fiction? Here is a collection of 176 stories to peruse through. While everything may not fit your taste, there is bound to be something in this anthology that you will like. Based off Rachael Harrie’s 3rd Writer’s Platform Building Campaign, this is a collection of participant’s flash fiction pieces for each of Rachael’s […]

And here we are wrapping up the 3rd and final Campaign Challenge. Rachael Harrie is one amazing woman to do this. I want to thank her for her hard work and dedication. This undertaking sure has made it a challenge just for her. Please stop by her blog and thank her too. Here are the […]

I was introduced to the #FridayFlash on Twitter only 2 weeks ago. I had to do some research as to what it is and how it works. But basically, you write a flash fiction (1000 words or less) and post it on Fridays. Simple as that. If you are interested in learning more, or reading […]

  Rachael Harrie has done it again. Here are the guidelines:   “Write a blog post in 200 words or less, excluding the title. It can be in any format, whether flash fiction, non-fiction, humorous blog musings, poem, etc. The blog post should:     include the word “imago” in the title include the following […]

First of all, if you haven’t already, I would recommend you read my challenge entry before you continue as it will probably make more sense 😀 Thank you all for playing! ************************ The first idea that came to mind when I read “door” was to have it a gateway between life and death. The “choice” […]

Short Story/Flash Fiction Challenge from Rachael Harrie’s 3rd Writer Campaign “Write a short story/flash fiction story in 200 words or less, excluding the title. It can be in any format, including a poem. Begin the story with the words, “The door swung open” These four words will be included in the word count.If you want […]