Tag: author

• PLOTTING

  

  The tourists and students poured into The Great Hall, the entrance to the Met. This would be the easy bit. If she picked the right time, when the crowds were at their busiest, it would be easy to slip away unnoticed. If he left the money under the ciborium in the Medieval Europe gallery, if…

  Iain Kelly

  06/06/2018

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story

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• A FLY IN THE KEYBOARD

  

  He pondered the email on his screen. His initial outrage had prompted him to write a thunderous reply, filled with ill-tempered language and dismissive ire. How dare they criticise his work? Who did they think they were? ‘Just ignore it,’ his agent always told him. ‘You don’t need to prove anything. Your a bestseller. Who…

  Iain Kelly

  30/04/2017

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction

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