It’s Creative Wednesday! If you have a moment and you’d like something short to read, one of my flash fiction pieces is currently featured on Spillwords Press. It’s called “Resurrection” and you can read it by clicking here. If you like it, maybe you could give it some stars. Thanks!
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“Sometimes dead is bettah!” I loved that story, Suzanne. You work in many styles, but you always choose the perfect tone for the piece.
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Thanks! Poor Dorcas—I think she’s the one who’ll be getting a sad surprise—or maybe not…
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Nice ending.
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Thanks!
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This one’s different. I love the tone, the rhythm. Unpretentiously beautiful.
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Thanks–it was one of those ones that was a joy to write:-)
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Which is always wonderful to hear.
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🙂 really enjoyed it!
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Thank you!
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🙂 my pleasure.
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Knock, knock.
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😳
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Oh I loved this, absolutely brilliant, if I could have given it 10 stars I would have.
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Thank you so much–I really appreciate that!
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You are very welcome 😊
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Love it! I tried to star it up but it wouldn’t let me. Am I missing something?
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Thank you! I think you have to log in to give it stars, but don’t worry about it—I’m just so happy that you read it and like it!
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This sounds interesting – what’s spillwords?
You keeping good?
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It’s Spillwords Press–they’re an online literary magazine, and great to work with! Yes, I’m well–I have some time today so I’ll be popping over to your place!
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I’ll have to look at them.
Thanks for popping over 😀
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I couldn’t give a like, but it was magic 🙂
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Aw, thank you:-)
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You’re welcome 😀
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That was spooky and wonderful. I don’t want to give away any spoilers but I love how the open ending works as a comment on how death itself is not final.
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Thanks so much! I named the narrator after woman in the bible who was resurrected. I’m not very religious myself but it seemed appropriate:-)
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This. Is. Awesome. You make writing look so easy.
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Aw, thank you. This one just kind of flowed out in the best way!
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I love this piece, Suzanne!!!
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Thank you❤️
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