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The Tough Part
This is some flash fiction I did based on the weekly challenge issued by Chuck Windig over at the Terribleminds blog. We chose from about fourteen “kick ass” opening lines to write our piece. I chose “Max sat amongst the dead, whistling to himself”. It’s no barn-burner but was fun to write.
Calling Down the Stars
This was a bit of flash fiction I did based on the weekly writing prompts from Chuck Windig’s “Terribleminds” blog. The prompt allowed us to choose from three opening lines. The one I chose was “Everyone else remembers it as the day the saucers came, but I remember it as the day a man in a suit shot my father.” I’m actually pretty proud of the way it turned out…
Daughter of Iblis
Daughter of Iblis was for a contest at a horror publisher. It didn’t win, but I kind of liked it. I don’t think I can find a market for it, so I hope you enjoy it…
Gift of the Magi
Gift of the Magi was a holiday treat I offered in December of 2010. It’s a weird little sci-fi nativity scene. I have also entered it in this year’s Spec the Halls contest…
Teo Torriatte
Teo Torriatte won third prize in the North Central Texas College Regional Short Story contest for 2008. I polished it up a bit and gave a good try at selling it. Alas, no one was interested. It was initially published in NCTC’s literary journal The April Perennial.
Shedrick
