Monthly Archives: May 2021
Flash Fiction April 2021
Posted on May 2, 2021 Leave a Comment
Thirty-word stories, each one using the bolded word as a prompt. With furtive glances, she took in the greased black hair, manicured pencil-line moustache, blazer and cravat. But the sight of his trouser crease, knife sharp, dead straight, impeccable, transfixed her. We watched the storm develop from a line on the horizon to dark, rolling, […]
Guess the colours
Posted on May 1, 2021 Leave a Comment
This colour represents uncertainty. It seems unable to make up its mind. It is riding a fence, unwilling to go over completely to the dark side, but at the same time shunning the light. I don’t know why it hangs on to a sliver of dusk to keep open an option it has no intention […]
Gerry Roberts 
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