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Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing. The Flash Fiction Project was founded by Becket Morgan on Google in November of 2011 as an alternative to National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Published and unpublished authors alike participated in the project sharing flash fiction based on a daily shared inspirational image. Throughout 2012, images were shared via this blog and Google about twice per week, with occasional whirlwind months of flash fiction frenzy. Each day when the image...
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Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing. Embracing Winter →. February 22, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 6. Image courtesy of Southern Arkansas University. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link. If you choose to post this image elsewhere, be sure to include the attribution link. This entry was posted in February with a Twist. Embracing Winter →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). June 1st, 2013.
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Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing. Newer posts →. February 21, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 5. Image courtesy of gillyberlin. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link. If you choose to post this image elsewhere, be sure to include the full attribution link. Posted in February with a Twist. February 20, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 4. Image courtesy of Growinnc. Via an attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link.
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Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing. February 23, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 7. Image courtesy of Jamie in Bytown. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link. If you choose to post this image elsewhere, be sure to keep the attribution link intact. This entry was posted in February with a Twist. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). June 1st, 2013.
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Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing. February 23, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 7. Image courtesy of Jamie in Bytown. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link. If you choose to post this image elsewhere, be sure to keep the attribution link intact. Posted in February with a Twist. February 22, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 6. Image courtesy of Southern Arkansas University. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link.
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Welcome to the Flash Fiction Online Stories website. Most of these flash fiction stories are very short. You will find science fiction. You will find humor. You will find humans, animals, plants, and various inanimate objects. New stories are added occasionally. It is hoped you enjoy them. Flash Fiction Stories Table of Contents. The Fastest Bunny in the Forest? The Flora and the Fauna. Not a Typical Day. The Bull in the China Shop. Well, now. That was delicious. My Visit to Home Depot.
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The Flash Fiction Project. The Flash Fiction Project is a challenge to all writers to create a Flash Fiction piece, 6-500 words, and submit it here, where we will post on this blog all stories adhering to the guidelines, found on www.FlashFictionProject.com. Drafts and polished stories are welcome; Flash Fiction Project volunteers will not critique your work, although we will allow for moderated blog comments by other writers and readers. Tuesday, December 9, 2008. Oct 19, 1960. Why don’t you write?
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Flash Fiction Project | Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing
Using visual inspiration as a prompt for writing and sharing. February 23, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 7. Image courtesy of Jamie in Bytown. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link. If you choose to post this image elsewhere, be sure to keep the attribution link intact. Posted in February with a Twist. February 22, 2013. February with a Twist – Day 6. Image courtesy of Southern Arkansas University. Via attribution license on Flickr Creative Commons ( Attribution Link.
Flash Fiction Prompter | The Cure For Writer's Block
The Cure For Writer's Block. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Flash Fiction Prompter for iPhone v2.0. October 30, 2013. The Cure for Writer’s Block! Featured as one of the Top 5 Writing Apps. Issue of Fashion Magazine. Is an easy-to-use and simple writing prompter that provides a instant starting point for your Flash Fiction. Or other short literary forms) by giving you a random character, setting, and plot, which are the basic ingredients for any story. Updated September 13, 2013.
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Short sharp stories from Shropshire, England. FLASH IN A FLASH. Thursday, 27 November 2014. The Rope Slider's Wife, by Graham Attenborough. He was a fool for flight. It was, she knew, his true love and always would be. His father had taken him to the heights when Robert was but a small boy; he had told her how scared he had been at first but fear was soon replaced by rapture. The rope sliders wife saw nothing of this. As she ran, she disappeared from history. Robert Cadman was twenty eight years old.
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