Hello everyone! Welcome to this month's WEP entry on the movie prompt 'The Phantom of the Opera'. If you would like to join with your take on the movie or read the other wonderful entries, please visit the website here. Before I add my piece of flash fiction, I'd like to give a background. The …
IWSG March 1 – Interview with Mandira Pattnaik (Author -Girls Who Don’t Cry)
Hello Readers! Welcome to the March 1 Insecure Writer’s Support Group monthly post. The IWSG is a great resource and support group for established and new writers where we can share our doubts and journeys and learn and share more about the writing craft. If you wish to join this wonderful group, please visit the …
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Moonlight Sonata – The Call of the Past
Hello Readers This month for the WEP, the prompt is Moonlight Sonata. I have a short entry, a dream sequence of one of the characters from a longer piece. It is merely a manifestation to help me understand the character better and seemed to go well with the prompt. I hope it makes some sense …
All You Need is Love (WEP Feb, 2022)
Hello Friends This month for the first WEP prompt of 2022, I decided to refurbish an old tale that I had written last year. I hope you enjoy it. If you wish to join WEP for lovely pieces of flash fiction every alternate month, visit here. Thanks to @DeniseCCovey @YolandaRenee, @LGKeltner @jemifraser, for the February …
THE GREAT WAVE-WEP JUNE 2021
Welcome to another post for the Write, Edit, Publish, blogging community. If you would like to know more about the WEP Challenge and how to participate, go here. https://writeeditpublishnow.blogspot.com/ This month's prompt The Great Wave is an iconic work created in the 1820’s by Hokusai. Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) was a Japanese artist from the Edo period. GHOL …
Urban Nightmare- WEP June
Hello! Could there be another time to discuss 'Urban Nightmare' ? That's the theme for this month's WEP Challenge. And aren't we living it every moment? I've attempted a flash, and while the premise remains the same (I can't seem to break away from my preferred style of writing) but I've attempted not to talk …
A Hundred Quills 