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Storymatic Sunday Stories

Storymatic Sunday Stories

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Every 2nd Sunday I will be drawing four cards from my Storymatic prompt box (two yellow and two orange) and be writing a piece of fiction based off the cards I draw. (Short story, flash fiction, whatever it ends up being, I have no control over length of pieces I end up writing) The cover photo attached to each story part will include the four cards selected for that week's story (so if you don't want any spoilers before reading try not to look!) Also, check out my short story available for purchase on Amazon Kindle (available to read on Kindle Unlimited): "From The Garden of Ms. Pern" by Melissa McLean https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09DJYGX8C/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_EKC19603KAM5JAY7G3EC
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  • 30 days Flash Fiction Challenge

In 2018, I put together a simple draw to challenge myself (and anyone else who wanted to try) with flash fiction prompts made up of three suits of cards, shuffled and drawn. The clubs denoted a genre, the diamonds were an object, and the hearts were a setting. Starting with January (A fairy tale, a tattoo machine, and a prison) and drawing once a month thereafter, over the course of a week with no more than 1,000 words, the idea was to write a flash fiction piece using those prompts. It let me stretch writerly muscles a bit (especially into genres where I don't often wander). Here are all twelve stories that came out of the Flash Fiction Draw Challenge.

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