FLASHES of inspiration. SHORT deliberations. STORIES for all.
PHOTO PROMPT © Fatima Fakier Dear Readers This is my first public attempt at FridayFictioneers style story for a wee while - although I have been looking, reading, writing and dropping the odd comment on others' stories ( those of you whose style I have liked enough to follow your blogs). I hope I am … Continue reading WINGS in the WATER
There is something about this picture that intrigued me yesterday and two stories formed, slowly, throughout the day. The first story I called OUTSIDE IN, where my narrator was drawn into this building; my second story, INSIDE OUT, followed my narrator arriving inside this building and stepping outside… Both stories were written on my phone, … Continue reading Chaos’ Call
A slightly longer flash fiction story today (still under 400 words, though) inspired by some work in the garden I performed yesterday evening. I hope you like the way I have linked the two pictures I took, and enjoy my story and characterisation where I let my imagination loose. FIRE IN THE CLOUDS by Kelvin … Continue reading Fire in the Clouds
A THIN PLACE by Kelvin M. Knight Standing here, statuesque, he still couldn’t believe it. Three weeks ago, rushed to not one, but two, hospitals. His first time in an ambulance. His first time overnight in a hospital. His first time here: sandwiched between two dull mountains, experiencing this amazingly colourful valley. This thin place. … Continue reading A Thin Place
Dear Readers Quite a few of you have asked to read some of my earlier work. Whilst there are quite a few short stories floating around out there in magazines and anthologies and competition winning posts, I thought I would post a few of my first flash fiction stories published in The Drabble. Old Pews … Continue reading Old Pews
🌳 THIS THIN PLACE by Kelvin M. Knight This thin place is thinner than a veil yet more difficult to lift than a temple's curtain. This thin place is a membrane before us the point of least resistance in our resisting lives. This thin place exists in the deepest silences in the … Continue reading This Thin Place
Dear Readers Sorry for quietness of late, but the weekend before last I was whisked away by an ambulance to not one, but two, hospitals. And I have only just been discharged. So how nice to be checking through my emails upon my return and finding another flash fiction of mine A Family Moment published … Continue reading A Family Moment
