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Flash Fiction

Ekphrastic Challenge 14
6 Apr 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 14

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing, Flash Fiction | 2

Untitled 3, by John Bartlett   UNTITLED JO CURTAIN The Artist is born in a summer storm, under thick colossal clouds gathering above the Pacific Ocean. The Artist has no mother, no father, no siblings to guide them, only the … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 13
9 Mar 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 13

by Geelong Writers | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing, Flash Fiction | 1

Before Dawn, by Jan Price   WHAT IF? JULIE RYSDALE We could have hauled our load up the stairs as high as we could go in that pretty pale moonlight. We would have dressed warmly for the chill ahead. And … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 12
30 Jan 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 12

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 2

Dabola, Guinea, West Africa, by Kris Fricke     THE IMPORTANCE OF A ROOSTER JULIE RYSDALE     HISTOIRE GEOFFREY GASKILL The day was sultry, and the last class of the day was lethargic. ‘Did you know,’ Mr Peck, their … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 11
23 Jan 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 11

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 0

Station, by Julie Rysdale   A MORNING AT THE STATION JULIE RYSDALE The train’s warm rush of gritty wind scatters disposed coffee cups, discarded wrappers and greasy paper bags which have cocooned morning croissants and pains au chocolat. The memory … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 10
17 Jan 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 10

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 0

  things aren’t what they seem, by Jo Curtain   KEEPIN’ IT REAL JULIE RYSDALE So there it is again, fools. You disjointed souls mocking us mules. Taking us for a ride now. You are drawing us out? how? No … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 9
9 Jan 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 9

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 0

Timber, by Anne Franks   EYE IN THE TREE MICHAEL CAINS Rustling leaves following my walk through the forest. Covering the tracks where I slowly pass by, The scent of trees lingers closely around me. Air sweeter and heavier, but … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 8
2 Jan 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 8

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 2

Untitled 1, by John Bartlett BING! THE SOUND OF SOMETHING NEW JO CURTAIN Verity is sitting in wait for you glad to be one of the girls 18–30-something low to middle-income glitter -varnished fingernails Bing! the sound of something new … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 7
27 Dec 2022

Ekphrastic Challenge 7

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing, Flash Fiction | 3

Small Town Secrets, by Jo Curtain   NEVER DISPLEASE AN ANGRY MOON JULIE RYSDALE Stercesn-Wotllams, a pleasant village that clung to the edge of a deep emerald loch and receded to the foothills beneath an imposing escarpment. The surrounds of … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 6
19 Dec 2022

Ekphrastic Challenge 6

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 0

Yuletide, by Jenny Funston   MIRROR GEOFFREY GASKILL  ‘Mirrors never lie.’ His mother said that. That was another time, and she was long dead. She was a self-confessed difficult woman but even she had her mellow moments when she didn’t … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Ekphrastic Challenge 5
12 Dec 2022

Ekphrastic Challenge 5

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing | 2

Prayer, by Jan Price   FADED BELIEF MICHAEL CAINS     HEAVENLY FACES JO CURTAIN                                           YES, VIRGINIA, THERE IS … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction

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