Category Archives: flash fiction

Spot Writers: Too Late

This week’s post comes from RC Bonitz, author of A Blanket for Her Heart. The theme is once again- “My favorite color is x and it tastes like…” Too Late   I hate it when I wake up in the … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Salt

This month’s challenge is to write a story beginning with “My favorite color tastes like…” Today’s story comes to us from Val Muller, author of the Corgi Capers mystery series and the supernatural chiller Faulkner’s Apprentice. The story below is … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Action and Bustle, Too

This week’s flash fiction comes to us from Val Muller, author of the Corgi Capers kids’ mystery series. The prompt was to create a story using three of the four following words: radio, dress, attic, photo. The story below takes … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Dimensions

This week’s haunting flash fiction comes to us from RC Bonitz, using three of the four following words: radio, dress, attic, photo.    DIMENSIONS By RC Bonitz            Richard Jacobs stares at the kitchen radio, its silent display showing 91.5. … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: The Corkscrew

This weeks’ story, on the theme of holidays, comes from Cathy MacKenzie. Her most recent publication, BETWEEN THESE PAGES, is a compilation of 18 short stories. The book is available on Amazon and Smashwords:   The Corkscrew by Cathy MacKenzie  New … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Frozen Rescue

Happy New Year! This week’s post, on the theme of holidays, comes to us from Val Muller, author of the children’s mystery series Corgi Capers. You can learn about her other work at valm16.sg-host.com. * * * The Frozen Rescue … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Lincoln Logs

                                       LINCOLN LOGS  by R.C. Bonitz, author of A LITTLE BIT OF BLACKMAIL, A LITTLE BIT OF BABY, and A BLANKET FOR HER HEART. The pre-Christmas sale at Denby’s Toy Shop had attracted crowds of shoppers, but Mike was paying … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Family Secrets

Welcome to the Spot Writers segment for this week. This week’s contribution comes from Deborah Dera. The prompt for the past few weeks has been to choose an item and write about why your character stole it. Deborah’s piece morphed … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: The Vase

Welcome to the Spot Writers. This week the prompt is to have a character explain why they stole something.  Today’s contribution comes from Catherine MacKenzie. Her most recent publication, BETWEEN THESE PAGES, is a compilation of 18 short stories. The … Continue reading

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Spot Writers: Stealing Time

The following tale is told by Abigail, the main character in Val Muller’s work-in-progress. It’s a post-disaster sci-fi tale in which Abigail struggles to keep a barren earth from falling into a complete wasteland. You can learn more about Val … Continue reading

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