This week’s assignment is “hide and seek”.
Travis Holmes paints a nightmare scenario you will never be able to wipe from your mind in User Error.
We will probably take a little time off for a while. There are some computer issues and some enthusiasm issues and some holiday issues. But we will return. We will, I say!
This week’s writing prompt is “so many stars”.
The prisoner who was once named Jordan attempts a daring escape in Starlight by Brandon Paul Salinas.
Travis Holmes spins a fantastic tale of a great hungry giant in Glublar.
Tara Kievlan explores the cycle of millenia in Stars.
A young necromancer encounters unexpected struggles on his journey to Court in So Many Stars by Sandra Powers.
This week’s assignment is “My Imaginary Friend.”
Travis Holmes gets the ball rolling with a look at what the world gets up to when you’re not looking in Yoshonga.
Brandon Paul Salinas explores young love in Never Leave.
Week Seven is upon us! This week’s assignment: write yourself into a piece of fan fiction (ridiculous? yes. fun? indeed).
Brandon Paul Salinas takes on one of his favorite crime shows in My Trip To New York.
Travis Holmes paints a frightening portrait of a family near its breaking point with Hush.
This week’s assignment was ‘joy’. And here you will find three stories that take that one-word inspiration and make it their own.
Tara Kievlan’s August is a wonderful meditation on the joys of a job well done.
Travis Holmes weaves the tale of a stranger in her own land in the unsettling You, Joy.
Brandon Paul Salinas delves into the concepts of memory and hope with Forward and Back.
We hope you enjoy these stories!
We have two stories for you this week. The assignment was ‘insects’, and each author interpreted that assignment quite differently. They also both combined this week’s assignment with last week’s ‘space shuttle’ assignment (’cause they were lazy and took a week off).
Buzzkill by Travis Holmes explores an unconventional relationship between a space shuttle captain and… uh… spoilers!
And Brandon Paul Salinas cautions against wandering blindly into dark forests in search of the unknown in Don’t Always Listen To Your Friends.
Week Four was a little rough. We have one story to share with you at the moment. It is possible more may trickle in over time (even though we are nearly done with week five!).
Please check out Tara Kievlan’s Space Station.
