
Check out this illuminating interview (w. great photos) with Texture author Anne Higgins.
http://elearnqueen.blogspot.com/2014/10/interview-with-anne-higgins-author-of.html
Check out this illuminating interview (w. great photos) with Texture author Anne Higgins.
http://elearnqueen.blogspot.com/2014/10/interview-with-anne-higgins-author-of.html
Flash Fiction, More Than Just a Word Count (with Curtis Smith) Flash fiction is more than a story that meets a specific word count. Flash is an exciting and challenging form that combines traditional (and non-traditional) storytelling techniques with a precision of language more commonly associated with poetry. This workshop, set in and inspired by the beautiful surroundings of The Schuylkill Center, will explore the elements that contribute to a compelling piece of flash fiction. Bring a pen and paper and an open mind as we share what promises to be an interesting autumn afternoon.
The Missouri Review website features prompts by writers. See “supplemental materials” section–this appears to the right of poems they feature on their website. I find #4 and #5 from O’Rourke’s list to be quite compelling.
http://www.missourireview.com/anthology/andrea-orourke-writing-prompts