BlogFestivus Day 6: The Gambling Gander
The Gambling Gander by Blogdramedy “Where is it? I know one of you has it and I want you to give it up NOW! The gander strutted in front of […]
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BlogFestivus Day 5: Hear the Christmas Rings
Do you hear what I hear? No? Well, check your hearing aid then hit play. (The recording only makes sense if you’ve read my previous BlogFestivus posts and are a […]
BlogFestivus Day 3: Rogue Special
Rogue Special by Blogdramedy Three French hens walked into a bar. After preening their feathers and checking out the action, they sashayed over to the jukebox, looking for some Elvis. […]
BlogFestivus Day 2: A Member of the Club
A Member of the Club by Blogdramedy The turtle tried everything he was so lonely. He bought the soap and other than a clean, fresh scent, it didn’t get him […]
My 30-day voluntary stay in NaNoWriMo is over
Yes, people, you heard it here second (I had to hit Twitter first with the news. Sorry.) I hit the 50,000+ word mark of my NaNoWriMo novel at about 2:45 […]
A 50,000-word writing challenge? Oh, why not.
This is why staying up late googling is not always the sanest choice. I came across this writing challenge, National Novel Writing Month. You write a 50,000-word novel during the […]
A Brief Affair Ends
What can I say? BlogShorts is done. Over. AT. AN. END. It was fun while it lasted. Brief affairs always are. Time to get serious. Thanks to all who participated! Author’s […]
BlogShorts: The Tempest
The Tempest by blogdramedy With fingers like flames against my skin, he touched me. Tempest erupted. Time slowed. He lingered…and discovered the essence of life’s purpose. To be here. Now. With […]
BlogShorts: One Love
One Love by blogdramedy It’s not love. It can’t be. There was ever only one love for me and he’s gone now. But a smile. A glance. A warm embrace. It’s […]
BlogShorts: Language Barrier
Language Barrier by blogdramedy “I need a rubber.” The boy patted his pockets and sighed. She rolled her eyes and passed him one of hers. “No. I want to erase something.” […]
