Ompwriter Stories

44 Stories

Word Salad by johnnedwill
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Word Saladby John Nedwill
More stories from the Weekend Write-In, all of them 500 words or less.
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Forever Torn by JasonGreenfield
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Forever Tornby Jason Greenfield
Forever Torn is the true and amazing story of two brothers and three generations of one family - a family torn apart by deaths, poverty, deceit and a promise made by a s...
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Fluke by johnnedwill
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Flukeby John Nedwill
Maria discovers a strange lump growing on her abdomen. A short tale of things beneath the skin.
There's Something Very Special About Melbourne by LjBunyipdoley
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There's Something Very Special Abo...by Lindsey-Jane Doley
Melbourne, it's Australia's second largest capital city? Where do I begin to tell you all the things I love about Melbourne? It's cosmopolitan, vibrant, elegant, someti...
Prompt Perspectives by cdcraftee
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Prompt Perspectivesby Christine Larsen
A collection of short stories inspired initially by a wide array of prompts from various places. Sometimes it's one word; maybe a phrase or a saying; sometimes a particu...
Shhh! Scribbler at Work by cdcraftee
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Shhh! Scribbler at Workby Christine Larsen
In 2018, here's another collection of flash fiction (and non-fiction) tales written for the purpose-designed 'Weekend Writein prompts', challenging writers to produce ar...
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A Word In Your Ear by johnnedwill
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A Word In Your Earby John Nedwill
A new volume of Weekend Write-In stories.
Old Man Crazy to Paint by johnnedwill
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Old Man Crazy to Paintby John Nedwill
A collection of short pieces inspired by the work of Hokusai.
Thirty in Thirty by johnnedwill
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Thirty in Thirtyby John Nedwill
A collection of short stories, each one written in November 2016. The stories cover all genres and many worlds of the imagination.
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Flourishing in the Fifties by cdcraftee
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Flourishing in the Fiftiesby Christine Larsen
A collection of tales of growing up in a working class suburb of South Australia in the 1950's. My Dad was the butcher, next door was the grocer. Milk and bread were del...
Old McLarsen Had Some Farms - a memoir:      Book Two - The Milky Way by cdcraftee
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Old McLarsen Had Some Farms - a me...by Christine Larsen
As the title suggests, my second book of memoirs encompasses tales from our decade of dairying on our own farm, back in our home State of South Australia. A different le...
Yoshiwara by johnnedwill
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Yoshiwaraby John Nedwill
A collection of short stories - fleeting moments of gratification in floating worlds.
Hobson's Choice by cdcraftee
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Hobson's Choiceby Christine Larsen
Sometimes Life starts handing us choices we are none too ready to make... and some choices should never have to be made at all. Here's a story originally written for a...
Space Monkeys - Season 1 by johnnedwill
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Space Monkeys - Season 1by John Nedwill
Space Monkeys - follow the adventures of experimental subjects Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta as they blast off into space and into a galaxy of adventure, intrigue and old...
Eldritch Scratchings by johnnedwill
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Eldritch Scratchingsby John Nedwill
Short tales of the paranormal.
Not Mama's Little Girl, Anymore by KateMcGinn09
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Not Mama's Little Girl, Anymoreby Kate McGinn
Natalie Parker is a bit of a klutz. She loves designer clothes, carbs, booze, men--not necessarily in that particular order. Her romantic life is bleak, and the job o...
In Other Words by johnnedwill
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In Other Wordsby John Nedwill
The Weekend Write-In just keeps going ... .
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Prompt and Circumstance by cdcraftee
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Prompt and Circumstanceby Christine Larsen
A collection of tales I wrote to meet the challenges of the Weekend write-in Prompts on Amazon's writing platform, (the soon to close) WriteOn for Kindle. At around 500...
Space by ThomasWalborn
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Spaceby Thomas Walborn
Nothing creates a sense of space like a blanket of snow. Written for the weekend prompt, space.
Old McLarsen had some Farms by cdcraftee
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Old McLarsen had some Farmsby Christine Larsen
"You two become farmers? You must be kidding!" How little our friends really knew us. Sure, that's how life had been for the Secretary and the Building Supervi...