Poem: The Island
Wooden planks riddled the beach protruding like tombstones. A hastily made fire signal stood ready, a sentinel on the hill, stretching out into the blue expanse. I watch a ship sail into view so close I think I...
Tagged: Grief
Six Word Flash Fiction
You’ve seen my flash fiction before, and now here it is again, but in just six words. Passionate dreams, scattered with her ashes. Try out this challenge. Give me your best fiction in six words (or thereabouts) in...
Flash Fiction – Wasteland
Thank you for stopping by. “Wasteland” can now be found in my poetry collection “Origami Stars and Hot Air Moon” published by Winter Goose Publishing. Try your hand at flash fiction, write a story about 50 words...
Out Today — Flash Fiction “Pebbles”
I’m happy to announce that my flash fiction piece, “Pebbles,” is on the Page & Spine website today. While quite brief, this story is longer than some of the other flash fiction pieces that I’ve had published. So for those...
Flash Fiction — Light Conversation
The emptiness was filled with journals to replace all the letters she’d never get to write, and tea pots with matching mugs for all the conversations left hanging in the air. She filled the mugs with tears of regret,...
