Blurb. Mako, still grieving the loss of her found family and wanting vengeance for their murders, has an unexpected opportunity to join a new family.
Mako of Clan Wren is a fan-fiction short story of 2,537 words set in the Star Wars: The Old Republic video game. The story can be read HERE!
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Blurb. After months of avoiding Mariner, Jennifer unexpectedly runs into her ex-girlfriend and must finally apologize for how her actions and lack of trust hurt the other woman.
Jennifer’s Apology is a fan-fiction short story of 1,745 words. The story can be read HERE!
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Blurb. After being stranded on a desolate planet, an Asari commando uses her biotic abilities to help her fellow passengers survive.
Get Moving. Keep Moving. is a fan-fiction short story of 1,731 words. The story can be read HERE!
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Though I didn’t do this for 2022, I did manage to write a retrospective on my writing experience for 2023. It can be found here: 2023 Year Retrospective.
Enrie’s Friends is a flash fiction piece written for the Ray Bradbury 52-Week Challenge. It is the first story from that challenge I have revised to a final draft. This flash fiction piece was inspired by Max Dunbar’s wonderful illustration, Elf Warlock: https://twitter.com/Max_Dunbar/status/1624135623887192064
The story can be read HERE.
The fifty-second of fifty-two short stories completed!
The final story of this challenge ended up being a science fiction piece clocking in at 5,846 words. Not a bad way to bring the challenge to a close.
I did it! Fifty-two short-form stories drafted in fifty-two weeks! It has been a long road getting from there to here. I’m burnt out on draft to the point I probably won’t draft anything new until the next year. But, no worries, as I now have over fifty stories to select from for revision.
The fifty-first of fifty-two short stories completed!
Wrote a 1,169-word D&D fantasy flash fiction piece this week. One more week to go!
Onto the next story!
The fiftieth of fifty-two short stories completed!
A dip back into fantasy this week with a 1,201-word flash fiction. This was another D&D class story focusing on Paladins and the oaths they take. I’m in the final stretch of this challenge. Let’s see if I can cross the finish line.
Onto the next story!
The forty-ninth of fifty-two short stories completed!
A short and sweet 474-word flash fiction this week. This science fiction piece had an interesting voice and a weird structure. Not sure what to make of it really. But it’s certainly unique amongst the other stories written for this challenge.
Onto the next story!
The forty-eighth of fifty-two short stories completed!
This 4,074-word short story was one I needed to get down on paper in order to inject some hope into the world during a time of strife and death. If I didn’t write it, I’d feel hopeless. This little iota of hope has helped.
Onto the next story!
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