Tag: drive

• ONWARD

  

  Archie sat atop the bogie kart. The road stretched out in front of him. And below him. A long way below him. ‘Are you sure about this, Archie?’ his best friend and fellow kart-builder Bill asked. Archie saw the look of genuine concern in his classmate’s face. He pulled the racing goggles over his eyes…

  Iain Kelly

  06/12/2018

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Thursday Photo Prompt

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• THE YARN SPINNER

  

  ‘Let me spin you a yarn,’ said the storyteller to the girl. ‘Once there was an young lady who sat with needle and thread,’ she began. ‘She sat all day darning all sorts of items from socks to sheets. ‘She took no money, but was grateful for gifts of thanks. ‘None of the villagers knew…

  Iain Kelly

  05/11/2018

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, Short Story

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• THE NEW FRONTIER

  

  Dust blew over the barren landscape. Tumbleweed rolled through the desert and piled up on the side of the buildings. The buildings made up the main street, the only street, of Cody, Wyoming. Outside the saloon, Jensen swept the wooden decking. As soon as the brush removed a layer of sand, the wind blew a…

  Iain Kelly

  02/09/2018

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

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• DRIVE

  Cineworld Glasgow, 23.09.11 Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive follows two well-worn film paths – that of the violent crime thriller, and secondly the thrill of fast cars and driving action – and manages to combine the two to make a fresh, exciting and distinct film. Ryan Gosling stars as the unnamed Driver, who works part-time driving stunt cars…

  Iain Kelly

  27/09/2011

  Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review

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