Since I was unable to attend my local writers’ group April and May meetings due to attending Brian Henry workshops, I made the extra effort to write something to contribute in my absence. Not ready to share them online – yet – because I might use them for entries in the Writers’ Union of Canada postcard contest (flash fiction up to a maximum of 250 words) next year.
I’ve got one entered in this year’s contest, too, that was originally written for one of our monthly prompts.
The prompt for April was It Was the Day She Dreaded – The Day of the Appointment. This one garnered quite the response, especially from the male members of our group when it was read aloud. Oh to have been there in person or a fly on the wall.
The May prompt was He had missed the perfect opportunity to say nothing.
Our prompt for June is War and Peace. Yowzers! I’m sure I’ll come up with something before the 27th but, if not, I’ll be there for the meeting so maybe I’ll be a rebel and not contribute!
Ack! You KNOW you will have something for the meeting. Even if you try NOT to, at the last minute something will pop into your head and have to come out through your fingers… you know it!
I would like to thank you for the endeavors you’ve made in publishing this write-up. I’m trusting the same best perform from you from the long term as well. Actually your fanciful writing abilities has inspired me to start my own blog now.