Mid-Week Flash Challenge - Week 37


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Everyone likes a little flash fiction, right? Thanks to a prompt from Miranda Kate's 37th Mid-Week Flash challenge, you're going to get some! This is from Miranda's post:


This week's photo prompt was taken by Kari Liimatainen, a photographer from Finland. She has some amazing seasonal photos. You should take a look at her gallery over on Deviant Art.

If you want to join in, here's what she's looking for:


General Guidelines:



Story length: Anything up to 750 Words (no minimum).

How enter: Either provide a link in the comments, or post the entire story in the comments.

Deadline: I will post a new one every Wednesday, but if you're inspired by a previous weeks, go ahead and write for it.

Genre/Theme: All/Any - completely open. It doesn't even have to refer to the picture.








 I've written a poem this time. It's called The Faerye's Death. The poem is posted on my Patreon site (free access). I wanted to put a mention here for anyone following my blog, especially since so few know about my Patreon site. You can access my poem by clicking the title below.







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  1. BethJanuary 16, 2018 at 5:25 AM

    That's amazing, Kevin!

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    1. K R SmithJanuary 16, 2018 at 8:31 AM

      Thanks! It's been a while since I've put any writing out in public here (or on the Patreon site), so I thought this would be a good chance to do so. I'm glad you liked it!

      P.S. Beth Rhodes is a romance author who has helped me along my writing journey. Please check out her novels at https://www.amazon.com/Beth-Rhodes/e/B0089WYQ0G!

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