Monthly Archives: September 2009

Suffocation Bell

a short story After facing an invisible killer, a taphephobic warrior discovers her master’s secret within a room of glass coffins. In white letters on blue, the sign announced Old Town, the shadow of Roseland. A gloom settled over the … Continue reading

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Bicycle Commute

For the month of September, the Bicycle Transportation Alliance, or BTA, hosts a Bike Commute Challange in Oregon to promote bicycle commuting. The goal is to introduce new riders by getting local businesses and veteran riders involved. To encourage first … Continue reading

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More Twitter Fiction

I began micro-fiction writing earlier this year without any experience in flash fiction after a review of other authors as noted in my previous post. There are many Twitter stories from writers, veterans and beginners, told in their own streams … Continue reading

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