Yes, good riddance to bad rubbish! Jeremy will need his friend to help him through the healing process, but taking that first step was so important. Thanks for reading!
“Tell me what brought you here.”
“Well, I’m not sure I really need to be here, but my best friend told me therapy was probably a good idea after everything that happened, so here I am.”
The therapist steepled his fingers and nodded sagely. “You didn’t have to listen to your best friend, so something must have struck a chord with you.”
“Yeah, I suppose. He’s usually right, the bastard. And I do think it would probably be good to talk about it.”
“Tell me what happened.”
Well, a week and a half It looks like we have a great turnout so far for the poetry anthology! Let's keep those submissions coming in! There's still time to get some poetry written and submitted for anyone who wants to participate. If anyone needs some inspiration, be sure to check out the Poetry Writers Club. Feel free to PM me with any questions.
Great story! I really hope you do decide to revisit Edgewood. I'd love to read more about everyone, but especially Finn and Bruce. I hope Rachel got her HEA too. I'll have to check out more of your stories now.
Star Wars, the Incredible Hulk... it's like looking into my childhood, although my first crush was Sean Cassidy Then John Schneider, Larry Wilcox, Mark Hamill... see a pattern?
I love that we had two very different takes on this prompt. I can see this as a series of vignettes featuring Jack and the customers he serves. Well done!
“Oh, you poor dear! Jenny, grab some water. Hurry! Poor thing must have gotten caught in that dust storm.” The woman pushed a stray lock of sandy brown hair underneath her white, cloth cap. “Nasty business, those dust storms. This fella is lucky to be alive,” she muttered as she gently wiped away layers of reddish-brown dust from the man’s face. He had stumbled through the hotel’s entrance only minutes before and immediately collapsed.
“Jenny! Hurry with that water!” She pushed th
These were two of my favorite prompts that we did. I find abandoned spaces fascinating and had a lot of fun writing that prompt. I'll post it later today.
Details for the secret author contest and Leap of Faith anthology will be forthcoming. I'd have to look, but for the antho it's either 20 or 25k words. The guidelines will be pretty similar to last year's, with some minor tweaks.