Writing Prompt

Inktober 2023 #8

“I don’t know,” said Rain quietly from over Cirrus’ shoulder, “I don’t remember Phantom being this…
Inktober 2023 #7

And yet… Drip. Drip drip drip. Drip. Dripdripdripdripdripdripdripdrip. Dripdrip. Drip.
Inktober 2023 #6

The surrounding mountains of their little valley were awash in a new, bright light. That very…
Inktober 2023 #5

He fumbled with the large sheet of parchment, twisting it and turning it. His tan finger…
Inktober 2023 #4

“I thought you would have been happy to see me,” he said, his voice tinged with…
Inktober 2023 #3

There was a growing feeling inside him that he could not shake. A feeling that this…
Inktober 2023

It’s almost Spooky season, which means another season is just about here. The dawn of October…
Monthly Writing Challenge (January 2022)

Anyway… she was getting distracted. Diana was dying. The muscles in her arms ached, her legs…
Monthly Writing Challenge (December 2021: A Christmas Story)

“Have you already forgotten the year you joined me and my candy makers?” Holly felt her…
Monthly Writing Challenge (November 2021)

It was peaceful here. The sun was pale, veiled by a thin sheet of lacey, grey…
Monthly Writing Challenge (October 2021: A Halloween Story)

As she climbed out of her car once more, grasping her pizza bag, a chill raked…
Line-A-Day Short Story (August 2021)

The tiny reptilian nose poking out from the wrappings nuzzled at Astana’s hand, asking for more…
Line-A-Day Short Story (April: An Easter Story)

Both Eydis and Astrid gasped in amazement, their eyes widen in wonder. “Is that where Mummy’s…
Line-A-Day Short Story (December: A Christmas Story)

The next Christmas she had crafted their very own star to top their first Christmas tree. …
Line-A-Day Short Story (November)

He cleared his throat uncomfortably. “Now, Mother,” William started, “we’ve talked about this.” The crackle over…