Tag: peer pressure

• SHE SECRETLY HOPED

  

  She secretly hoped they wouldn’t find them. Why else would she have hidden them so deliberately? She put on a brave front, pretending to enjoy the hunt. It’ll be fine, they told her. Everyone else was doing it. The stash of pills was duly discovered. Her addictive personality was defenceless. Written as part of #MicroMondays, […]

  Iain Kelly

  13/11/2017

  50 Word Fiction, creative writing, Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Micro Mondays

  Abuse, addict, addiction, creative writing, drugs, Fiction, Flash Fiction, friends, hidden, literature, Micro Fiction, Micro Mondays, party, peer pressure, recovery, secret, Short Story, society, story, teenage, Writing, writing prompt

• DRESSING UP

  

  She should love it: the one night of the year she could really be herself. She could wear the full uniform with pride. The black pointy hat, the black corset and flowing skirt, the striped stockings and uncomfortable clogs. She could take the old broomstick, consigned to the indignity of sweeping floors for the rest […]

  Iain Kelly

  29/10/2017

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

  comedy, competition, costume, creative writing, dressing up, fancy dress, Fiction, Flash Fiction, halloween, humor, humour, literature, party, peer pressure, prize, school, Short Story, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, teenager, witch, Writing, writing prompt