Writeonrefugee Stories

Macayla wanted to die, only to wake up in the company of Brynjolf, a fellow thief. He recruits her to join Riften's Thieves Guild; even though they've had some trouble, she does. But she could never have imagined why the trouble started and her part in all of it. If you keep to the shadows, you won't be seen.

More stories from the WriteOn Refugees Weekend Write-In.

A group mystery novel by: R.C. Fletcher, Xanxa Raggatt, Hannah-Marie Kilpatrick, and A.N.A.. Ten guests are invited to a hotel for the vacation of a lifetime. What they get instead is the shock of their life when one of their number ends up dead and a note warns that another will follow every night. Private investigator Denzil, with the help of a worker named Mrs. Jackson, must work to uncover the perpetrator before everyone ends up dead. Not everyone is as they seem ... and it could have been anyone.

In his longing for knowledge, Tegen joined the Elementals to see and learn even more of the world. Being chosen as the Earth Elemental never influenced his decision-it did not intrigue him as to why. At least, he did not think so. After completing Light's temple and seeing the awakening in Pica as a guardian of Ethea, Tegen wonders about his own role. Something he has not done in a long time. Perhaps becoming the Earthshaker will uncover a strength he never knew he possessed... Cover by @Jells_ [Majestic Inc]

"Deadline": In 500 words, write a story where somebody misses a deadline

Following a journal left behind by his grandfather, Mitch Cassidy heads into the Venezuelan jungle in search of a legendary deposit of emeralds. What he finds instead sends him and Amanda Verdugo, whose father disappeared over the same jungle, on a search and rescue mission. Braving the country's dangers, he ultimately finds something more than the Jimmy Buffet life he's been living, and learns there is value in this land beyond mere riches.

For my cousin's, Nancy and Judd, honoring their story through a poem. Weekend Write-In for 25th August 2017 "rules": In 500 words, tell what happens when rules affect the outcome.

A walk through an intimidating place

It has been five years since Macayla became the Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild in Riften and things have never looked better. But the future of the Guild and all of Tamriel is uncertain when the Nightingales are called back to Nocturnal; she gives them an ominous warning: Mehrunes Dagon is coming back. Sometimes the darkness isn't bad; sometimes it is. |Sequel to Walk by the Shadows|

To keep her family safe in the event of atomic annihilation, Briar Rose signs up to live out a possible nuclear fallout in Vault-Tec's Vault 111. But Vault-Tec takes advantage of the situation by encasing Briar Rose, her family, and all the others in cryogenic sleep. Somewhere in her slumber, her husband is killed and her son is taken from his arms. Over 200 years later, Briar Rose wakes up. The Massachusetts she once knew is an atomic wasteland with horribly mutated creatures and dangerous humans struggling to survive. She recruits the help of a humanoid, known as Detective Nick Valentine, and they set out across the Commonwealth to find her son. Nothing will stop her. The Jewel Awards 3rd place [Fanfiction]

Weekend Write-In for 5 January 2018 "love": In 500 words, tell what happens when there is love

After reading the thread on Male or Female leading characters I thought I would write about a female lead for the Roll the Dice challenge So may I introduce my leading lady Mavis Bacon Super Girl

Caution: poetry. Or at least verses that I fondly refer to as poems. I'll be also figuring out how to load things so I'll start with one (to set the stage.....or the bar :-) ) and then I'll try to put them in chapters by type. Well, roughly anyway, e.g. my "Church Poems" don't necessarily have anything to do with church - they were simply written at church. I do hope any amusement will not merely be all my mistakes in loading these.

Baloney Ahoy!!! When I run into this messy state of not being able to write something worthy of being called 'writing' (which is most of the time) and want to get out of the rut, I pin all my hopes on drivel. BaloneyOpus will be my writer's block baloney haven. Stuff to read when one is in a mood to drown in drivel for the heck of it, and/or have nothing better to do with life. No logic, no message nothing - Just pure mindlessness. No vulgarity though.

It's been four months since Rachel Andric ended the war for The Story and became engaged to Guy of Gisborne. Since then, she's been juggling preparations for her wedding as well as her new role as Morpheus, the goddess of sleep. Everything has been perfect until the night before her wedding, Guy disappears and one of her friends is incapacitated with an old wound. Recruiting friends old and new, Rachel pursues her fiance into The Story in search of the truth. But as she searches for Guy, she finds that he may not have disappeared against his will. While she looks for Guy, Will Scarlet is dragged from his Story by an unknown source and finds himself conducting his own search for truth on a subject feared by all members of The Story: Final Death. Will and Rachel's separates quests are taking them on a path to something neither understands. To a hidden enemy who wants them dead. A name plagues their quests, a mysterious figure behind The Story. Who is The Editor? More importantly, what is The Editor's goal? Sequel to Rachel Andric and The Story, book 2 in the series. Cover by Hannah-Marie Kilpatrick

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 learning curve from the first farm, but no less steep. This time much experience was gained the hardest way - 'hands on' and teaching ourselves. The stories abound, as before, of the whole gamut of feelings from ultimate happiness to the depths of despair. Another celebration of the human spirit that laughed in the face of the tough times, and endured... and survived. This is second book in my Old McLarsen had some Farms series - 'The Milky Way' features tales from our dairy farm in our home State of South Australia, and follows the first 'Old McLarsen... ' book 'Brave Beginnings' , available in ebook format at Amazon, and through Smashwords and their outlets, and I have been pre-recording excerpts for local radio. These are to be broadcast soon and I will be able to share them on Soundcloud in far superior quality than my amateurish sampling there just now. ** 28/2/2016 - I have found a most receptive and supportive home on Amazon's Write On by Kindle platform. I'm finding the other writers there full of helpful advice and opinions of writing problems, not to mention friendship and fantastic encouragement. - So much to learn on their forum, and weekly 500 word 'flash' story challenges to take up if you choose. Wonderful experience in looking outside the square, and tightening writing style. - Sorry to the few who have followed me, but I will be focusing my creativity at Tablo (because it's Australian and working hard to become a force in this field), and Write On. The personal benefits and learning curves are too fantastic for me to miss.

The eternal question... where are the family going for vacation... Decisions decisions decisions?

A collection of short stories and random thoughts, covering various genres and tropes. Expect the unusual.

Weekend write-in reflection "Reflection": In 500 words, tell what happens when reflection is involved. I haven't had much time, but want to stay connected, so I'm reposting a story from Write-on.

sea, nature etc