Iain Kelly

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  • THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE

    Mr. Gilbertson wasn’t going to give up. He looked at the bored faces of his class. Every year he brought his pupils to Rome. Every year he was convinced they would return home enthralled and inspired. Whether or not this was reflected in their grades wasn’t a concern to him. He wanted to make a…

    Iain Kelly

    06/11/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    capitoline museum, constantine the first, constantine the great, creative writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, history, humor, humour, italy, literature, monty python, rome, school, Short Story, statue, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, the fall of the roman empire, the life of brian
  • KARMA

    Locked in the attic again, Anna incanted the spell from the book once more. Nothing happened. She threw the heavy tome out the window in frustration. Her stepfather was in the garden. The police ruled accidental death. They never found the object that had caused the blow to his head. Written for the Scottish Book…

    Iain Kelly

    05/11/2016
    50 Word Fiction, Books, Flash Fiction, Short Story
    50 Word Fiction, Abuse, books, creative writing, Death, Fiction, Flash Fiction, humour, Karma, literature, murder, Powerful books, scottish book trust, Short Story, Stepfather, story, Writing
  • AMERICAN BLUES

    AMERICAN BLUES

    Having been named after the 32nd and 26th Presidents of the United States of America, Franklin Theodore McDairmid had not lived up to his father’s expectations. Only his father called him Franklin, his mother and grandparents always called him Frank, at school he was Frankie, at college Frankie T. or Frankie T. McD, around the…

    Iain Kelly

    04/11/2016
    creative writing, Fiction, Short Story
    1970s, America, baseball, blues, brooklyn, chicago, drama, Fiction, history, house of blues, michigan avenue, nixon, president, president of the united states of america, sears tower, Short Story, story, suicide, tribune, uss spruance, vietnam, wallis tower, watergate, wrigley building
  • TUCUMCARI

    TUCUMCARI

    ‘A road that goes all the way to Chicago.’ Danny said. ‘Think we’ll ever get that far?’ ‘I doubt it,’ answered Bill, ‘unless we steal a car.’ ‘We’d run out of gas before getting out of New Mexico.’ ‘Guess we’re stuck here then,’ Bill laughed. They sat under the town’s water tower, drinking beer. An occasional…

    Iain Kelly

    02/11/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    America, creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, history, literature, new mexico, road, route 66, Short Story, story, tucumcari, water tower, Writing
  • LOCKSLEY

    LOCKSLEY

    The priest held the heavy wooden chest tightly as the carriage bumped along the path. The coachman whipped the horses, travelling at breakneck speed. They emerged from the forest and the pace relaxed. Out from the cover of the trees, no-one would dare ambush them now. The wheels rattled as they ran over the cobbled stones…

    Iain Kelly

    31/10/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    ambush, bridge, creative writing, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, legend, literature, locksley, myth, religion, river, robin hood, sheriff of nottingham, Short Story, story, water
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