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  • ORPHAN

    ORPHAN

    The metal chair was cold against his thighs, he heard only muffled voices from behind the door. He looked at the shaft of sunlight that played across the wall and floor of the white corridor. Small particles of dust danced in the still air. His mother’s face appeared before him, her kind smile and comforting…

    Iain Kelly

    05/09/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    alone, care, child, creative writing, drama, family, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, foster, literature, mother, orphan, Short Story, social, son, story, system, tragedy, Writing, writing prompt
  • FALLING WITH STYLE

    FALLING WITH STYLE

      WATCH MY SKYDIVE VIDEO HERE A few days ago I completed a tandem skydive for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity. A link to the video is above, and the story of the day is below. ‘Over eight thousand parachute jumps, I’ve only ever had one malfunction.’ He leaves the statement hanging there. No-one queries it.…

    Iain Kelly

    01/09/2017
    Non-fiction, Short Story, Video, Writing
    autobiographical, autobiography, bucket list, charity, extreme sport, falling, fife, fife airfield, fife airport, flying, freefall, non-fiction, parachute, plane, skydive, skydive st andrews, sport, Writing
  • (VIRTUAL) REALITY

    (VIRTUAL) REALITY

    Danny stood in the remnants of the castle. ‘Put on your headset,’ the woman instructed him. He did so. Danny now saw the castle in it’s past glory. He could move around and see the world as it had once been. A loud blowing horn sounded. Someone yelled ‘We’re under attack.’ Danny felt a swish…

    Iain Kelly

    30/08/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    arrow, blood, castle, creative writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, game play, literature, medievel, reality, sci-fi, science fiction, Short Story, stab, story, virtual reality, VR, wound, Writing, writing prompt
  • ANOTHER DAY AT CABLE NEWS NETWORK

    Fred Casey looked over the Columbus Circle intersection at the Trump International Hotel. Shuffling his feet to generate some warmth against the autumnal chill, he finished his coffee before heading inside. As he walked through the entrance he saw Sam Jones running across the reception, almost colliding with unaware workers. ‘What’s happening?’ he shouted. ‘Another…

    Iain Kelly

    28/08/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    America, charlottesville, CNN, creative writing, donald trump, erection, fake news, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, history, journalists, literature, media, news, politics, president, protest, removal, Short Story, statue, statues, story, television, trump, Writing, writing prompt
  • MARKSMANSHIP

    MARKSMANSHIP

    The first one was for the mother-in-law. Ten years of interference and nagging. I felt the anger start to build. I was never good enough for her daughter. Well, now she had what she wanted. Harley was gone. I took a deep breath. I squeezed the trigger. 200 yards away the china tea cup exploded…

    Iain Kelly

    27/08/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    aim, bullet, china, creative writing, Death, divorce, Fiction, Flash Fiction, literature, marksmanship, marriage, seperation, Short Story, sniper, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, tea cup, tea set, Writing, writing prompt
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