Innocents and Accidents, Hints and Allegations

[Author's Note: Apparently, this is now a thing. I started the whole kerfluffle by writing this, and then the marvelous Marian over at R...

My pal Lance has posted a new 100 Word Song Challenge, this week about Radiohead's "Idioteque". I call this story "What ...

"Hello? HEY! Caroline! How are you, hun?" "Uh huh. Getting tough, huh? Yeah. I remember those days." "Oh, you h...

The fiendish Chuck Wendig has been up to his flash fictional tricks again. Last week's challenge is to select three random Flickr photo...

Lily Childs ' Feardom is sponsoring another Flash Fiction O Rama, 100 Words using the words "ballet", "organ", and ...

For the IndieInk Writing Challenge this week, Satu Gustafson challenged me with ""He who makes a beast of himself, gets rid of t...

Flash Fiction Friday has a challenge this week involving a computer as a character. I call this "What A Man Does". My father...

My brother from another mother Lance, whose blog can beat up my blog, and probably yours too, has started a 100 Word Challenge, each week b...

For the IndieInk Writing Challenge this week, The Last Astronaut challenged me with "...he replied: "what took you so long?...

The fine folks at LitStack have posted a flash fiction challenge, 500 words or less based on the above picture. My entry is called ...

Flash Fiction Friday this week involves the keeping of secrets, and I call my story "Don't Tell". I didn't kn...

Searching for a new 100 Word Challenge, I came across Lily Childs' Feardom, where she offers three key words on which to build a story....

For the IndieInk Writing Challenge this week, Diane challenged me with "I'm tired of being what you want me to be" and I cha...

Chuck Wendig, creator of flash fiction challenges and human life, has issued a three sentence flash fiction challenge to go with Bear71, a ...

When I was a girl, my father used to drive me and my sisters up to my grandfather's house every Sunday. Looking back on it now, I think ...