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  • THE NEW FRONTIER

    THE NEW FRONTIER

    Dust blew over the barren landscape. Tumbleweed rolled through the desert and piled up on the side of the buildings. The buildings made up the main street, the only street, of Cody, Wyoming. Outside the saloon, Jensen swept the wooden decking. As soon as the brush removed a layer of sand, the wind blew a…

    Iain Kelly

    02/09/2018
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    America, brothel, buildings, cattle, cody, creative writing, desert, drive, dust, Fiction, Flash Fiction, frontier, hotel, Industrial, iron horse, literature, old west, progress, railroad, saloon, sand, Short Story, story, street, Sunday Photo Fiction, Train, tumbleweed, way out west, western, wood, Writing, writing prompt, wyoming
  • THE BEGINNING OF A REVOLUTION

    THE BEGINNING OF A REVOLUTION

    Mist rolled down the hillside into the base of the valley where the small hamlet lay. Silence ruled as the hanging shroud dampened any sound. Then, cutting through the atmosphere, a clear, sharp repeated noise emerged. ‘Slap, slap, slap’ footsteps against the rock path descending the slope. It was joined by another, louder noise. A…

    Iain Kelly

    30/08/2018
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Thursday Photo Prompt
    #writephoto, 1745, army, bonnie prince charlie, creative writing, edinburgh, Fiction, Flash Fiction, hamlet, history, jacobite, landscape, literature, mist, mountains, revolution, rural, scotland, Short Story, story, Thursday Photo Prompt, uprising, watcher, Writing, writing prompt
  • NEMESIS AND THE BEAUTY QUEEN

    NEMESIS AND THE BEAUTY QUEEN

    She checked behind her. The dilapidated shack stood there. She looked back at the mirror. The shack was reflected in it. The mirror seemed to work as a mirror should. She bent down and peered into, her breath clouded the smooth surface, but still the mirror did not show her reflection. She pinched herself, poked…

    Iain Kelly

    29/08/2018
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    appearance, ardour, beauty, beauty queen, celebrity, creative writing, drabble, emotional, fantasy, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Gods, greek, internal, literature, magical, mirror, myth, narcissus, nemesis, refelction, Short Story, skin, story, ugly, vain, vanity, Writing, writing prompt
  • DOG DAY

    DOG DAY

    It’s eyes followed me round the room. An ugly porcelain dog sitting in a doughnut. ‘You want sugar?’ the old lady asked. ‘No, ma’am. Just milk.’ She handed me the cup filled with weak tea. She shuffled to a chair. All the while the damn dog had it’s eye on me. ‘Thanks for letting me…

    Iain Kelly

    27/08/2018
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    creative writing, criminal, dark, dog, drugged, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, foiled, humor, humour, Karma, lady, literature, noir, ornament, plan, porcelain, recon, robbery, scope, Short Story, story, thief, underestimate, Writing, writing prompt
  • FINISH THE STORY BLOG HOP – PART 6

    Teresa’s challenge details can be found here: https://thehauntedwordsmith.wordpress.com/2018/08/25/finish-the-story-8-25-august-2018/ Rules– Copy the story below as it appears when you receive it (and the rules please) Add somehow to the story in which ever style and length you choose Tag only 1 person If you choose to not participate or finish the story, please comment/tag the original…

    Iain Kelly

    27/08/2018
    creative writing, exercise, Fiction, Short Story
    blog hop, creative writing, exercise, Fiction, finish the story, literature, Short Story, story
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