Iain Kelly

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  • ESCAPE

    Labuki’s eyes adjusted to the dark room as the door closed behind her. She could smell dirt and dust. She felt the cold cement walls and slowly edged around the new space. Her foot hit a round, hard object on the floor. Using her hands she felt the circular object. A handle protruded from the…

    Iain Kelly

    14/09/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    captured, creative writing, escape, Fiction, Flash Fiction, hand mill, human trafficing, india, indian, kidnap, literature, Short Story, slavery, traditional, Writing
  • THE AMERICAN STAR

    THE AMERICAN STAR

    In the Catoca diamond mine in Angola, a worker named Enano do Nascimento uncovered a rare pink diamond. It was the largest pink diamond yet discovered. He was given a bonus of 1,000 Angolan kwanza (about $6). That night he celebrated with his family and his children ate well for a month. The mining conglomerate auctioned the pink…

    Iain Kelly

    13/09/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    America, Angola, comedy, creative writing, diamond, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Jewel, literature, mobile phone, Short Story, tech, Technology, Writing
  • WAR OF THE FUTURE

    Nick’s visor kept steaming up. He was breathing too hard and too fast. The only way he could clear his sight was to lift the visor open and wipe it with his gloved fingers, but now that they were outside the sealed command base that wasn’t an option. No-one knew for sure what the atmosphere…

    Iain Kelly

    11/09/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction
    creative writing, Fiction, Flash Fiction, future, literature, sci-fi, science fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction, war, Writing
  • ALL SEWN UP

    Granny Jess passed away peacefully in her home, surrounded by her family. Sandra, her eldest, had the task of cleaning out the house where Granny had lived on her own for forty years. She took me along. ‘What’s this, Mum?’ I asked. Sandra smiled. ‘That’s your Granny’s old sewing machine.’ ‘Should we keep it?’ My Mum…

    Iain Kelly

    07/09/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story
    creative writing, drama, family, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, literature, murder, sewing, sewing machine, Short Story, Writing
  • AUTUMNAL FALL

    AUTUMNAL FALL

    The leaves had turned gold and yellow and still Archie hadn’t finished painting the house. ‘You lazy good-for-nothing,’ Agnes yelled at him as he sat reading the morning paper. ‘I will finish the thing myself.’ Agnes strode out into the crisp morning air. The grass and leaves on the ground were damp from the morning…

    Iain Kelly

    06/09/2016
    creative writing, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story
    autumn, comedy, creative writing, fall, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, ladders, literature, seasons, Short Story, Writing
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