Iain Kelly

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  • Interview With Ian Kelly

    Originally posted on Mandibelle16: Goodmorning and welcome to my biweekly interview series. Today I have the honor of sharing with you the writing and blog of Ian Kelly. He’s a talented guy who has recently published a book of short stories. You can find Ian’s blog here: Ian Kelly Writing. Credit: Ian Kelly   1. Hi…

    Iain Kelly

    06/03/2017
    creative writing, Interview, Literature
    blog, blogger, blogging, collected sketches, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Interview, Writing, writing process
  • OBSESSION

    I watch the fire fading in the chiminea, poking at the dying embers with a stick. Three in the morning and the party was winding down. Everyone else had gone inside half an hour ago. Beth had gone inside, with Daniel’s arm draped round her shoulders. I wish it could have been me in Daniel’s…

    Iain Kelly

    05/03/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    chiminea, creative writing, dark, disturbed, Fiction, Flash Fiction, hammer, jealousy, Knife, literature, murder, obssession, party, pathological, psychological, psychopath, revenge, Short Story, stalker, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, torture, violence, Writing, writing prompt
  • BLOODHOUND LAW

    The steamboat Yellowstone sat at the dock. The new boat for the American Fur Company was due to depart up the Mississippi later that day. Grafton Edgefield looked out between wooden planks. He hadn’t eaten since he’d arrived in St. Louis three days ago. His clothes were in pieces, his bare feet shredded. He’d avoided the slave…

    Iain Kelly

    04/03/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, What Pegman Saw
    action, America, bloodhound law, bloodhounds, creative writing, drama, escape, Fiction, Flash Fiction, grafton edgefield, historical fiction, history, literature, mississippi, mississippi river, river, Short Story, slave catchers, slavery, st. louis, steamboat, story, underground railway, What Pegman Saw, Writing, writing prompt
  • RAIN DELAYS PLAY

    RAIN DELAYS PLAY

    Bob tapped in on the 9th green. Level par halfway round. The children packed off to their grandparents, a romantic weekend ahead with Helen and a quiet round of golf while she finished up at work. This was the life. As he teed off on the 10th the sunshine faded. Bob looked up. The clear…

    Iain Kelly

    01/03/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    Clouds, Cold, comedy, creative writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Golf, humor, humour, literature, play, rain, Romantic, Short Story, Sneeze, story, Weekend away, Writing, writing prompt
  • RANCH HOUSE

    Mum looked down at the table. ‘What do you mean you’re gay?’ The old rancher looked at his son. ‘I mean I’m gay, Dad.’ ‘Well, when did you decide this?’ ‘I didn’t decide, Dad, it’s just who I am.’ They ate the rest of  Sunday dinner in silence. Jack had only vegetable soup, while his…

    Iain Kelly

    27/02/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    comedy, creative writing, family, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, gay, generations, humor, humour, parents, ranch, rancher, sexuality, Short Story, story, vegetarian, Writing, writing prompt
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