Iain Kelly

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  • TAM, IN HONOUR OF RABBIE BURNS

    Tam stumbled out the pub into his car. ‘Off home then, Meg,’ he patted the grey metal, named after the horse she had replaced. After several attempts he managed to crank the engine into life and got behind the wheel. He weaved drunkenly along the single track road. As he passed the old church and…

    Iain Kelly

    25/01/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    a tale, ayr, bridge of doon, burn’s day, burns, creative writing, driving, drunk, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, ghosts, graveyard, haggis, literature, nationla poet, robert burns, scotland, Short Story, spirits, story, tam, tam o’shanter, witches, Writing
  • YEAR OF THE FIRE ROOSTER

    YEAR OF THE FIRE ROOSTER

    ‘Hell of a way to start the new year.’ Samson looked round the room. Everything was red. Decorations, walls, the clothes on the victim, the pool of blood on the floor, the spatter of blood on the wall. ‘It’s the contradiction, you see?’ Cheng explained. ‘The colour red. Chinese New Year is celebrated with the…

    Iain Kelly

    23/01/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    blood, china, chinatown, chinese new year, creative writing, detective fiction, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, literature, murder, New year, noir, red, rooster, serial killer, Short Story, story, Writing, year of the rooster
  • HOLIDAY OF YOUR DREAMS

    HOLIDAY OF YOUR DREAMS

    In the dark, bare concrete room huge bloodshot eyes leered out at her. Bright red lips manically grinned. Tufts of dishevelled green and purple hair sprouted from the white scalp. A venomous sharp red nose pushed and prodded her. ‘Come on down to the County Hotel. So much to see and do,’ said the clown,…

    Iain Kelly

    22/01/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    clown, creative writing, dream, dreams, fear, Fiction, Flash Fiction, hotel, humor, humour, literature, nightmare, rat, scared, Short Story, snake, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, Writing
  • BEST LAID PLANS

    Yvegeny Shiskin sat in the imposing corridor. He dabbed his forehead to remove sweat and adjusted his spectacles. The chief had been with the President for an hour. Yvegeny wondered how his report was being received. He nervously fingered his copy of it. His entire life’s work. Now the time had come. The years of…

    Iain Kelly

    21/01/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, What Pegman Saw
    Agents, America, cold war, creative writing, donald trump, espionage, Fiction, Flash Fiction, KGB, literature, Moscow, Putin, Red Square, Russia, Short Story, spy, spycraft, story, What Pegman Saw, Writing
  • THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT!

    THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT!

    Lights flashed, music blared. ‘Julie is thirty-five, works in a shop and has a second job as a waitress. She doesn’t have the time to meet Mr. Right. Will she find him tonight? Let’s start The Tunnel of Love!’ The audience bayed along. Lights dimmed, tension music. Julie took two tentative steps along the curved tunnel. Loud claxon, red lights. The…

    Iain Kelly

    18/01/2017
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    creative writing, Dark humor, dark humour, dating show, entertainment, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, future, humor, humour, literature, science fiction, Short Story, story, television, Writing
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