Just a regular day - for Flash Friday

"All right, boys. gather round. Now look this way. Hey, you, boy with the stupid haircut, look at the guy in the car. Good, good, keep it like that for a second... Done."
"Hey, Sol, there's a phone call waitin' for you."
"Who's it from?"
"He said he's your boss."
"That wise guy. Just now, when there's this wreck."

"Yeah, Jeff."
"It's boss to you, clown. Why the hell are you taking pictures of an accident?"
"It's not every day your wheel falls off because of a rock in the middle of the road, you know. It'll sell."
"What if it doesn't? What do you intend to do in that case?"
"I'll do whatever you want me to. For a whole week."
"Confident, huh? Fine. Make sure you get a statement from the driver."
"I think he's been taken away. There's just a passenger left."
"Him, then. Now get goin'."

For this week's Flash Friday.

Busy gal - Flash Fiction for Trifecta

Photo credit : Thomas Leuthard, Foter, CC BY

Passing by, I see this young woman searching through books thicker than a D-cup. She has a half-empty slushie that looks to have melted by this scorching heat. I wonder what's so important.


For this week's Trifecta.

Lose some, win some - Flash Fiction

Image courtesy of Bubblews and Peppermintamanda

After the boxing match, Jennifer stood beside her husband's dressing room.

When she opened the door, she saw him lying on the bench.

“Don't worry, honey. You don't get to win every time.”

“But I just did,” he said as he heard a kick from inside his wife's belly.

Illusions - for Flash Friday

I'm sitting here, in the middle of the town square, looking at the statue of some guy who lived centuries ago.

I have no idea who he is, what he did, or why he is put there in the first place. But he must've been some big shot to be featured in the most important area of this town.

Judging by that scepter and the way it's thrust in the ground, I'd say he was a tyrant. One who wasn't loved by people, but they were too afraid to do anything about it.

Then came the politicians and every other wise guy with a big belly who languished in his fame and fortune.

Until it was time to go. In the dungeon. In the tomb. In the waters. Simply go and make room for another spineless guy.

What a destiny.

Wish I could have his power for an hour.

For this week's Flash Friday.

Haiku of the Dead Anthology

If you like Haiku, and you like zombies, what better way to enjoy them than through an anthology that combines both?

Then purchase it from Amazon or Createspace.

A bit of fun? - for Flash Friday

     “Jenny, you can take your blindfold off.”

“What’s this? A roller coaster? I told you I didn’t like them.”

“Yeah, but look. You can walk on this one. There’s nothing to fear.”

“Sure? If something happens, I’ll put you in the hospital.”

“Haha. Okay, okay. Just make sure you a judo maneuver, not a taekwondo kick. That way I won’t get to spend a month behind white tiles.”

“Two months.”

“Why is my gut trembling?”

“Maybe it sensed something from me.”

“I haven’t even set foot on the platform and already I’m getting dizzy.”

“And I feel great… Hey, is that a tiger over there?”

“Where? …I don’t see a thing in the woods.”

“I’m pretty sure I saw one springing from tree to tree.”

“A ninja tiger? You saw too many anime.”

“I’m serious. Look. There it went again.”

“It’s coming this way. Holy sh…”

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Fauxpocalypse - The Paperback Edition

The fake apocalypse that caught everyone by surprise and stirred the pot in readers minds is now available as a paperback.

Either at Amazon or at Createspace.
Or on Smashwords for the ebook only.

I knew - for Trifecta

The first time I saw your cheeks get red from my pale lips, I knew.
Two days later, you said 'Yes' and I knew.
Nine months later, I heard a scream. I knew.

For this weeks Trifextra.