At the end of the corridor was a heavy-looking red door with a metal sign at eye-level that read: Redundancy Room. Neil made his way towards it, driven more by curiosity than compliance.
Tag Archives: fiction
The Forgotten Few | Flash Fiction
They deserve to be looked for. They deserve to be cared about. They deserve to be more than forgotten news in a town that doesn’t care.
Footprints in the Moondust | Flash Fiction
Footprints where none should be pull two astronauts toward a discovery that reshapes everything they thought they knew.
Worldbuilding: The Writer’s Favourite Distraction
Discover how worldbuilding became the fantasy writer’s favourite distraction, procrastination dressed up as progress.
Mirrors in the Mud | Flash Fiction
An exhausted and despairing soldier is navigating the muddy rivers of the labyrinthine trenches of enemy territory, until he comes face to face with someone he never expected to…
The Flame of Story: Guiding Light or Raging Fire?
Every story is a flame – a flame with the potential to heal, or to harm. Discover the difference.
Why EVERY Story Needs a Keystone Message
Learn exactly why EVERY story needs a keystone message and what it does for a story…
Seared Scallops and Ashes | Flash Fiction
A weary chef, a strange diner, and a midnight meal that serves more than food. Take a seat, something’s cooking at the Crossroads Café.
How to Identify a Story’s Keystone Message
Learn how to identify a story’s keystone message and reverse-engineer the process for your stories…
Understanding Story Arc: Beginning to End Storytelling
Explore the concept of Story Arc, how it’s different from plot patterns, and how the three-act structure can be found in all stories.
Sketches & Storytelling - Art, Illustration, and Storytelling 