Sight - 101 Fiction

Kooky Clara draws a map, even though she can't read it. 

Jenny can, even though she's about to wish she hadn't. 

** Check out Clara's map in my story, SIGHT, over in the March issue of 101 Fiction. **

Bound - 101 Fiction

How do you tell a Werewolf (or other Were-Creature) story in exactly 100 words with a one word title?

Here's my way: Bound.

And if you're looking for other ways, check out 101 Fiction's September 2018 issue (Issue 20).

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Time for a blogging break! I'll still be around though, just popping in and out. A new post will be up on Monday, September 17th! 

Perception - 101 Fiction

The little girl's a sweetie.

The old lady's crazy.

Maybe. Maybe not.

Depends on how you look at it.

And if you head over to 101 Fiction's June issue, you can read my story, Perception, and judge for yourself.

After all, the devil is in the details.

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I'm taking a blogging break for the rest of June. I'll still be around but won't be posting anything new (probably) until July's IWSG. 

Bite-Size Fiction for Your . . . um, Sweet Tooth

Halloween has come and gone, but it's never too late for a little creepy, a little crawly. Treat yourself to a couple of fun-size candy bars - don't pretend they're all gone! - and snack on these two new 100-word stories. You know, like before it gets really dark . . . .

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Hide-n-seek takes a turn for the worse in "Game" (101 Fiction, Issue 13) 

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In "Concealed," (p. 125, The Sirens Call, Issue 29) helping the neighbors has serious consequences. Download the entire issue FREE.

Derelict - 101 Fiction

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An empty house. 

The theme? "Underground."

A homeless woman.

The word count? Exactly 100 words.

Playmates from Hell.

The title? One word only.

Derelict. 

Where? 101 Fiction, Issue 9.

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Undertow - 101 Fiction

For all those suffering winter woes and dreaming of warm, sandy shores - "Undertow" (101 Fiction, March 2015 Issue 7) will make you reconsider your next vacation destination. Remember, a beach can have a lot more than treasure buried beneath it . . . .