Microfiction Monday: Teeth

Microfiction Monday: Teeth

Danielle stumbled as she made her way out of the bar. Strong hands caught her before she fell. She clutched the bicep tightly, feeling the man’s muscles through his shirt. “I’m sorry.” She giggled. “I don’t usually hook up with...
Microfiction Monday: Teeth

Microfiction Monday: Anticipation

Tiny feet rushed to the bed, propelled by the excitement of the child attached to them. There were surprises in the morning. After prayers and kisses, Mom and Dad headed back into the living room. They watched TV until they were sure their son was asleep, then lugged...
Microfiction Monday: Teeth

Microfiction Monday: Test

Stephanie inhaled slowly, steadying her breathing. She tapped her fingers on the table in front of her, waiting for her boyfriend George to get home. Her nerves were through the roof, and her heart was pounding. This was the most important test she’d ever taken....
Microfiction Monday: Teeth

Monday Microfiction: Shadows

Jeannie heard Kyle before she saw him. His baritone voice floated above the din of the football players gathered in the quad and settled in her ear. She slowed down on her approach as she always did and noticed his right hand at his side. She imagined reaching for it....
Inktober 2019 Writers Edition

Inktober 2019 Writers Edition

I’d like to think I’ve gotten the hang of NaNoWriMo. I’ve participated like 5 times and won 3. I tried Camp Nano this year in July and … got bronchitis, so, you know, that wasn’t great. I tried doing my daily haiku, but it got boring. I...