My longest story is "The Hollow Hills". I also have "Penguin" and "Alex's Legacy" and "A Leg to Stand On" as multi-chapter stories. My prompt responses are mainly one-shot short stories, although there are a few that continue for several prompts.
Good morning! I'm going to have a bit of a lazy day today. My lofty plans are to do some editing and writing, a couple loads of laundry, and shower. Maybe some reading too. I posted week one of my National Poetry Month poems and the new chapter of my Premium story is now live
Thanks so much I've been doing poetry exercises with a few of my individuals and it's fun to see what they come up with. Although #4 was completely unprompted. Thanks for reading and commenting
NaPoWriMo Week 1
Poem 1
April
Robin redbreast paints a song
As it hops along green stalks
Waiting to erupt into a replica of
Feathery rainbow iridescence.
Poem 2
When the last fires will wave to me
As they leap and dance in celebration
Around my funeral pyre
May my words live as legacy
and ash and dust return to loam
Poem 3
What is there beyond knowing
That keeps calling to me?
Urging me to write these characters’ story,
These are all great, Addy. I love "Broken Bird?" and am also taken with "Jacaranda Tree". I cringed at Peter, but am glad he got his just desserts. I'm so glad you decided to do NaPoWriMo. It's been a blast so far
Turkey ham, yes. To me ham is a pork product. Sausage can be pretty much any type of meat, so turkey sausage is less egregious than calling turkey "bacon", bacon. I prefer pork sausage over turkey, though.
Good morning! It's sunny, but cold out today. It's supposed to rain at some point, with possible freezing rain in the am. But temps are supposed to rise after that, and next week we have two days in a row of 68 F