by sharricharan | Feb 6, 2016 | Flash Fiction
PROMPT : VALUE Mira poked through the rusty specimens at the market stall. There were some interesting pieces and a few that were probably worth something of value. It was hard to tell, but she only needed a few pieces to get her by. With a few more scraps, she could...
by sharricharan | Feb 5, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : PRIORITIES Helena wrinkled her nose, scrubbing at the blot on the thick plate. She dunked it in the soapy water and swirled it again, hoping that the stain had vanished. “Keep scrubbing,” Aunt Sam said, from over her shoulder. “I’m scrubbing, I’m scrubbing,”...
by sharricharan | Feb 4, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : COUNCIL “The Council will see you now,” the secretary intoned, pencil poised over her clipboard. “The Artemis family?” As a group, the robed figures of forest green rose and filed into the main chamber of the courtroom. They would have five minutes to make...
by sharricharan | Feb 3, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : SPECTRUM “On a scale of one to ten?” Prentice teased. “C’mob, Garra. You can’t be mad forever.” “On a spectrum of one to a million—I still hate you—in the negatives!” Garra snapped. “Stop getting in my face!” “Alright you two, quit the lover’s spat, we know...
by sharricharan | Feb 2, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : CLEVER “I’d say she won, Sean,” Marcus peered over his older brother’s shoulder, ignoring the scowl it prompted. What was the fun of being taller than his oldest brother if he couldn’t lord it over him every once in a while? “Only you would say she won,” Sean...
