John’s ‘The curious cases of
Dr. A. Marie Abernathy, Part 4’ has me
enthralled, avid for continuation, and it is because I am trusting that won’t
be the last (so I’ll have another opportunity to name him winner,) I’m placing
him in third place. Patricia earns herself a vermilion rosette for her
‘Glory Day’ trilogy and David takes first place for ‘The Miner
Forty-Niner’.
Such richness of writing deserves
applause. I have applauded myself this
week, for finally making available as ebooks the first three of my ‘Love
triangles with murder’ series. Details are on my Lines of communication blog for
anyone interested – DI John Pettinger makes an appearance in ‘Commission &
omission’.
Words
for next week: angle parody square
Entries
by midnight (GMT) Thursday 14th May , words and winners posted Friday
15th
Usual rules: 100 words maximum (excluding
title) of flash fiction or poetry using all of the three words above in the
genres of horror, fantasy, science fiction or noir. Serialised fiction is, as
always, welcome. All variants and uses of the words and stems are fine. Feel
free to post links to your stories on Twitter or Facebook or whichever.
