Simply Pure Fiction

[...] she sings of days long past when the gods had not yet […] The post Siren appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] a young girl standing on the edge of a black […] The post The Assignment appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] 20,000 words by sundown.  Day Two […] The post Fear Factor for Writers appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] amber gold. I wonder now if Robert Frost […] The post New Found Land appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] coffee. “How odd of God to choose the Jews…” For a dollar twenty-five beneath the crown […] The post Meta appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] When I was fifteen, one of my school assignments for an English class was to write a short story on any subject so I chose to write about [...]

[...] It’s May 14th. Many things have happened on this day throughout the years. Lina Medina becomes the youngest confirmed mother in medical history at the age of five and a Pope dies. [...]

[...] cedar chest along with a game of Life and Scruples. I needn't have worried about finding the woolen headband after all. The post Needs appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] may pass within her reach. Alone she sings of days long past when the gods had not yet […] The post Siren appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] , floated by in wisps of melancholy over snowy fields and into the sea and once more I […] The post Chrysalis appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]

[...] wrapped around my soul today and held me gently in petals of light. Emerging, as from a chrysalis spun in darker days, in you I find the sun. Shadows from our past, not so long ago, floated by in [...]

[...] Art school was an emotional journey of stress, creativity and manic moods. There was Euphoria, that lovely lady who appears when the moment of illumination is almost too [...]

[...] go and make another cup of instant coffee. “How odd of God to choose the Jews…” For a dollar twenty-five beneath the crown […] The post Meta appeared first on Simply Pure Fiction. [...]