‘Fiction In A Flash Challenge Week #23 Entry Part 1) by John Howell @HowellWave and Suzanne Burke @pursoot #IARTG #WritingPrompts #WritingCommunity #FlashFiction

A fun quip from John Howell and a truly beautiful poem created by Suzanne Burke for this week’s creative challenge ❤

Welcome to the World of Suzanne Burke.

Hello everyone and a warm welcome to Part 1) of the entries for my weekly: “Fiction in A Flash Challenge” Week #23

Today I’m featuring contributions from entry 1)By John Howell and Entry 2) My own contribution.

Last week I set the following Challenge:

Hello everyone and welcome to my new “Fiction in A Flash Challenge!” Each week I’ll be featuring an image and inviting you to write a Flash Fiction or Non-Fiction piece inspired by that image in any format and genre of your choosing. Maximum word count: 750 words.

Here is the image prompt.

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This one line contribution by John Howell.

“My worry right now m’love is if this lone parachute will save us both not about my hair if we get wet.”

John Howell can be reached here …

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matthew-brodeur-7eCCzBqQSco-unsplash My own Contribution

Canyon of Dreams

My…

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5 comments on “‘Fiction In A Flash Challenge Week #23 Entry Part 1) by John Howell @HowellWave and Suzanne Burke @pursoot #IARTG #WritingPrompts #WritingCommunity #FlashFiction”

Jacqui Murray

November 1, 2020

I like John’s priorities!

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- Jacquie Biggar
  
  November 1, 2020
  
  A good parachute IS rather important 🙂
  
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Soooz

November 2, 2020

How lovely to have this post reblogged here! Thanks so much, Jaquie. I appreciate the kind comment and am delighted you enjoyed the post. ❤

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- Jacquie Biggar
  
  November 2, 2020
  
  Happy to share!
  
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  - Soooz
    
    November 2, 2020
    
    ❤
    
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