Flash Fiction Month 5: The Conclusion

[scfrankles]

And so, Flash Fiction Month on dA has come to an end. Here's my last batch of stories:




The Dragon and St. George

A Journey From A - Z

Hex the Unknown

Dung

Remaining Stationery [sic]


Or you can find all my stories grouped together here.

Author's Pick: A Journey From A - Z


And now for my next trick...

I will be having a go at a couple of the watsons_woes JWP amnesty prompts (the domestic hazards one seems rife with possibilities...), and throughout August I will be doing recs for 221b_recs!

Comments

[thesmallhobbit.livejournal.com]

I liked Hex the Unknown.

Delighted you'll be having a go at some of the JWP amnesty prompts - the domestic hazards one appeals to me too - do you wish to use the Broom Cupboard?

And I'm looking forward to seeing your recs.

[methylviolet10b]

Good luck - I look forward to seeing what you do with the domestic hazards. :-)

[scfrankles.livejournal.com]

I think Hex the Unknown is probably the least insane out of that last bunch ^^"

I wasn't particularly thinking of using the Broom Cupboard, no - feel free! Though I suppose it wouldn't matter too much if we both ended up including it? (Rules of the Broom Cupboard: only one writer may enter at a time... ^^)

[scfrankles.livejournal.com]

Thank you ^^

And congratulations on running such a marvellous challenge throughout July! I've got an awful lot of reading to catch up on... ^^"

[laurose8.livejournal.com]

I like the Stationery one best. The title's an excellent pun. (I had to look up anagnorisis, too.) Keith Laumer was always trying to write that meeting - Tim was an inspiration.

[methylviolet10b]

You and me both!

[scfrankles.livejournal.com]

Must admit I had to look up Keith Laumer ^^"

I'm glad you liked that particular one though - it was a bit tricky because of all the words that had to be included ('anagnorisis' wasn't the only word I had to Google ^^"), and I wrote it late on in the evening. I wasn't really sure if it had turned out coherently ^_^

[laurose8.livejournal.com]

In his Retief series, there are always occurring time wasting and pointless staff meetings, which he sometimes does make funny. But none are nearly as good as yours.

[debriswoman]

I always felt that there weren't enough stories featuring codpieces or hunting turtles...thank you for addressing this:-p
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[scfrankles.livejournal.com]

I do try my best :P

Thanks so much for having a look at the last batch ^__^

[debriswoman]

:-)