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...
by sharricharan | Feb 1, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : SOBBING Quiet, muffled sobs, as if he wasn’t supposed to hear them at all. Wizard Clayburn slowed his steps by a slight fraction. He didn’t dare appear to be dallying outside the hallway of the youngest princess, but thinking of his own two daughters at...
by sharricharan | Jan 31, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : GRIDLOCKED “You have got to be kidding me!” Kevin groaned. He slumped over the steering wheel, forehead pressed to the sun-warmed surface. All he wanted to do was get home in time for his little sister’s birthday party. Considering that he had the...
by sharricharan | Jan 30, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : GLADLY Preena dug her fingers into the wet ground, biting back a smile at the familiar texture. This was something that she loved doing, but could never let the High Master know. He wouldn’t approve of the students actually enjoying themselves as they...
by sharricharan | Jan 29, 2016 | Flash Fiction, Writing
PROMPT : SPUN The wooden hut was empty and worn. There were a few signs of life—the stump of a fat candle, wrinkled curtains tied back and heaped coals on the hearth. “I don’t think anyone’s here, Thatch,” Mika dropped to a crouch beside the giant fireplace. She...
