Tag: Writing
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A Mansion Groans
Thomasina stretched in bed and, with a gentle sigh, opened her eyes. Her neck felt a little stiff down the right-hand side, which made her stretch further. She noticed something odd brush against her hands as she brought her arms up to stretch for a third time, then decided to get up out of bed.…
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Missing
Lord Edward Ayr–Gray drove to the crossroads by the ancient maze, stopped the car, and ran out in a hurry. Ahead of him stood open space. The lush green bushes that made up the walls between the pathways had disappeared, replaced by a mere expanse of soil. He ran back into the car and used…
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The Unicorn Challenge: Oasis
‘I told you this was a good idea, my scrumptious pomegranate!’ Ognar Rance plunged his small wooden fork into the crisp batter surrounding a succulent piece of cod that topped a tray of steaming hot chips and peas. ‘You did indeed, my darling pineapple…’ Myrtle smiled dreamily as she chewed on the corner of her…
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Asking Nicely (Out-take)
For Six Sentence Stories, I’m still continuing to publish my ‘out-takes’, parts that were previously written for Clark and my recent serial Six ‘… of Heroes and the Misunderstood’ but were never included. This week, Denise has chosen Cone as the prompt word. This part features Rue DeNite, who is one of Clark’s characters, over…
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The Search (Out-take)
Hermit is Denise’s prompt word for this week’s Six Sentence Stories. This story is an early draft for inclusion in Clark and my Serial Six story ‘Of Heroes and the Misunderstood’ that never made it… ‘That receptionist was useless,’ Moonbeam grumbled as he walked along a pedestrianised street toward Greenton town centre, ‘and to answer…
The Mansionic Perspective 