Practice makes Perfect
Written for OLWG#65
You never know who your friends are until you need someone to lean on.
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If she squinted, just so, she could see the truth, see the gleam in his eye.
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My editors suggest killing off underdeveloped characters.
This week’s prompts were:
Freelance Copywriter And Creative Writer
Flash Fiction, Poetry, and Short Stories
Just a different point of view
Bits and Bobs helping people understand the language and process of literature and mathematics. In one place. Math and English in the same place. I know, shocking.
Monica Carroll
A community for writers to learn, grow, and connect.
Becky Ross Michael: an author's blog
A Wife, My Verse, and Every Little Thing
Home-brewed Prose & Poetry
A Galaxy of Thoughts and Creativity
cheeky, compassionate, quirky: stories, poems
Reinventing the Tagline One Existential Crisis at a Time
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Poetry from a Dublin Scientist
"As we better understand the story, it is likely that its mystery does not decrease; rather it simply grows more beautiful" - Eudora A. Welty
Author Aspiring
Wrangling literary arts for writers: words for people!
A writing blog by H.R.R. Gorman
Emergency lighting for times of darkness and fear
A place filled with mostly unfinished stories. Begun primarily as a direct result of my association with the OC Writer's Guild
Short, sharp flash fiction
A way to exchange
Be Inspired
Santa Cruz Veteran's Poetry Circle
Small Glimpses into Lives, based on heart warming attributes.
A wonderful set of statements. Let’s hope the gleam in his eye is a good one.
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Ooh… I just read a friend of mine who was told to do #3!
Took ’em to a different place altogether for their own space. That’s one way to keep ’em alive!
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