Hi everyone! It's been half a quarter once again, so it's time for a Currently on my art post. This'll be a short one again.
Tag: Flash Fiction Month 2023
FFM 2023 31: Recovery – Take II
Over the next few hours following waking up again, Bereth came to find more issues with his body: first of all, his fingers did not obey him well enough to type, forcing him to use text-to-speech systems to write on the tablet he had been given. Second of all, his sense of smell was gone. Third of all, so was his sense of taste.
FFM 2023 29: Poor Choice of Travel
Going back in time to look into what the university had been like in the 1890s had been a mistake.
FFM 2023 28: The Road to Freedom – Take XI
There was no movement. That was what alerted Bereth to wake up.
FFM 2023 27: Weddon’t
Mary carried her brother’s wedding cake across the lawn, eyes glued to the wiggling grooms on top. Around her, the furniture sported golden ribbons, just as she’d planned. A perfect venue for her perfect brother, complete with a perfect— A chunk of hail the size of a golf ball slammed through all four layers.
FFM 2023 26: The Road to Freedom – Take X
Bereth was… not dead. Probably.
FFM 2023 25: No More
"We were in love," you said to me, the end of it so obvious to you that you could not see how you broke my heart, your own vision so clear in the face of the smog over mine, a beautiful thing I had always admired, a beautiful thing I was now about to lose. "This is a goodbye."
FFM 2023 24: The Road to Freedom – Take IX
He was flicking in and out of unconsciousness. Bereth was quite sure of that. He was pretty sure that Merlina was asking him at some point if he could hear her — he did not remember responding — and chatter around him. There was something under his arm at some point.
FFM 2023 23: The Road to Freedom – Take VIII
Thanks to magic, Bereth made it through the daytime heat. They were… about halfway there, was what Nedyom said a little while ago? Bereth was not sure; he was just focused on keeping himself going forward.
FFM 2023 22: Challenge me stories
Challenge: Comment "Challenge me" to today's FFM Links post and challenge other writers with the following things: a one-line description of a small event that should happen in the story, the tense of the story (past, present or future) and a genre the challenged person cannot write in.
WindySilver 