Iain Kelly

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  • CHASING PAPER DRAGONS

    CHASING PAPER DRAGONS

    Lucas finished folding the paper dragon and added it to the pile in the middle of the empty room. Three hundred and sixty-five paper dragons. Three hundred and sixty-five days since he had last chased the dragon. A whole year clean. Three hundred and sixty-five days since Angie had chased the dragon too hard and…

    Iain Kelly

    19/02/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    Chasing the dragon, creative writing, dragon, drama, Drug abuse, Drug use, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Knife, literature, Origami, Paper dragons, revenge, Short Story, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, violence, Writing
  • TOKYO STORY

    Shūkichi and Tomi waved to their son and daughter as they got into the taxi ‘A pleasant visit,’ Tomi said to her husband when they were on the train back to Onomichi in the countryside. ‘They are both doing well in their careers.’ ‘Hai,’ Shūkichi nodded. ‘And such a lovely apartment they live in. So high up.’…

    Iain Kelly

    18/02/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, What Pegman Saw
    cinema, creative writing, family, family honour, Fiction, film, Flash Fiction, homage, honor, japan, japanese cinema, literature, movie, offspring, ozu, parents, saving face, Short Story, story, tokyo, tokyo story, What Pegman Saw, Writing, Yasujirō Ozu
  • FADING STAR

    Olivia Hildebrand drained the bottle of beer. She took a long drag on a cigarette and stubbed it out on her expensive Armani dress. She tripped, one of her Gucci heels had broken, and landed on the ground. She looked up at the Hollywood sign looming brightly over her. ‘This is how it ends then.’ She stared at her…

    Iain Kelly

    15/02/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    academy awards, actress, aging, America, armani, beer, career, creative writing, drunk, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, gucci, Hollywood, literature, madame tussauds, oscars, Short Story, story, Writing
  • FIRST DATE

    FIRST DATE

    Walking down the brightly-lit street, Darryl took Victoria’s arm in his. The evening couldn’t have gone any better. Dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant where the conversation and wine had flowed. His month’s wage had just covered the bill. Now he was beside this elegant woman. Her skin flawless, hair dark and straight, eyes deep and…

    Iain Kelly

    13/02/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    comedy, creative writing, dating, Fiction, first date, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, humor, humour, internet dating, Karma, literature, love, Romance, Short Story, story, valentine’s, valentine’s day, Writing
  • VALENTINE’S DAY IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN

    VALENTINE’S DAY IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN

    Under the huge glass dome, Benny sat nervously on a bench. ‘A new addition to our Mediterranean Biome is this perfume garden inspired by Moorish gardens of old,’ said a guide as a group of tourists shuffled passed. ‘Roses, lilies and jasmine are just some of the wonderful scents you can find in here.’ Benny…

    Iain Kelly

    12/02/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    apple, creative writing, eden, eden project, Fiction, Flash Fiction, garden, garden of eden, literature, love, Romance, rose, Short Story, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, temptation, the fall of man, valentine, valentine’s day
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