FLASHES of inspiration. SHORT deliberations. STORIES for all.
Dear Readers This story has just been published on that most excellent shortness of breadth site, The Drabble. I would be pleased to see you over there, supporting me and other writers. This story was originally written for the FridayFictioneers, hosted by Rochelle Wiseoff-Fields. What an amazing difference there are between the two pictures. Thanks everyone … Continue reading Their Whiteness
Dear Readers Just seen another flash fiction of mine has been accepted for publication on that most excellent shortness of breadth site, The Drabble. I would be thrilled to see you over there, supporting me and other writers. Thankfully, Kelvin
Dear Readers I've just had a chance to catch up on my emails (it's been manic here getting ready, unready, ready for Christmas) and I've just seen I had another flash fiction story of mine accepted for publication on most excellent shortness of breadth site, The Drabble. If you wish or would like to check … Continue reading Togetherness
Dear Readers I've just been told my flash fiction story Hidden has been published on The Drabble. (I really should check my emails more often 😳). If you want to check my story out, if only to see the lovely artwork the editors have chosen, it would be lovely to see you over there. Thankfully Kelvin
Dear Readers, and Writers, and Followers, I have been away from social media for a few days, taking a breather after that versatile blogger award, enjoying the warm weather here in England, road cycling a bit (really, a lot) and when I woke this morning I found another flash fiction story of mine had been … Continue reading Self-defence
Dear Followers I woke up to some lovely news this morning. I hope you don't mind me sharing it with you? Another flash fiction story of mine, Beyond Time, has been accepted, and published today in The Drabble. I was speechless, but not anymore; I'm a writer. 🙃 Follow the previous link(s) to read my story … Continue reading Beyond Time
Today, The Drabble published one of my one hundred word flash fiction stories. The picture they chose was great. And black and white, too. Thanks guys. Long may you keep up the good work.
