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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Payback (MicroHorror, February 2012)
“What are you doing out on the window-ledge, Wendy? You come right back in, this minute.” “I can’t. That woman told me to come out here.” “Which woman?” “The one wearing the sparkly dress. Always flitting about.” “Why on earth … Continue reading
She Who Can Do No Wrong, (Postcard Shorts, February 2012)
She can do no wrong. She tells us she was ‘headhunted’, and is being ‘fast-tracked’ through the company. There’s a ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ then, we think. In meetings she holds the floor, and people listen to … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Published Work
Tagged Flash fiction, Humorous Flash Fiction, Jargon, Management Speak, postcard fiction
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Moving On (The Pygmy Giant, February 2012)
The last removal truck winds its way down the drive and peace settles once again over the avenue. The rooks, which have congregated in the elm trees throughout the day, occasionally rising into the air in dark clouds of agitation, … Continue reading
The Change of Life (MicroHorror, February 2011)
“Can I go in to see Grandma?” “No, Billie, she’s changing at the moment.” “Will it take long?” “Give it an hour or so, hon.” That hour seemed interminable to Billie, but eventually Mom checked the clock and jerked her … Continue reading
When I Were a Lad (Short Humour Site)
The bowl of fruit stood on the table between us, inviting confrontation. Two shiny red apples nestled beneath a banana, as yet unflecked by brown spots. And to the side, a plump bunch of purple grapes, nestled up to the … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Published Work
Tagged flash humour, grandad humour, short humour
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Another Life (5Minute Fiction, February 2012)
I have the uneasy sensation of being watched from the upstairs window as I rake through the glowing ashes of the bonfire, sending plumes of smoke and sparks spiralling off into the grey winter’s afternoon. If I turn around suddenly, … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Published Work
Tagged Flash fiction, murder fiction, short fiction
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