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The Prediction: July 2015

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Friday, 31 July 2015. Back home again and mostly over the jetlag. One week of my three away was spent with a group of writing friends whereat I wrote a total of twenty prompt-led pieces, limited by time rather than word count – all excellent practice, and very, very enjoyable. Difficult as ever to choose a winner, but I thought Antonia. Are joint and well-deserved seconds – I very much look forward to reading more of their work. Next week’s words are ordinary,. I've had a ...

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The Prediction: Winners and Words, May 18, 2015. (Because I couldn't think of a better title)

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Monday, 18 May 2015. Winners and Words, May 18, 2015. (Because I couldn't think of a better title). The Tome and I have awakened very early this morning. Good thing because it appears my winners and words post of last night didn't go through. *le sigh*. Our winner this week is Michael Fletcher with Reinforcements:. Also winning this week is Noah Heinrich with In the Jewel of Cities (Part 2):. Feel free to post links to your stories on Twitter or Facebook or whichever socia...

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The Prediction: June 2015

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Friday, 26 June 2015. A drop in entries this week – ‘turmeric’ a challenge too far for some, perchance? 8211; but no less difficult to choose one above the rest. In the end I could not separate Zaiure. So have to declare them joint winners for this week - congratulations to you both - and Fergus. For his second entry, which used the word so cleverly, runner up. Next week’s words are arch. Entries by midnight Thursday 2nd July,. New words and winners posted on Friday 3rd.

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The Prediction: Jiggety jig

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Friday, 31 July 2015. Back home again and mostly over the jetlag. One week of my three away was spent with a group of writing friends whereat I wrote a total of twenty prompt-led pieces, limited by time rather than word count – all excellent practice, and very, very enjoyable. Difficult as ever to choose a winner, but I thought Antonia. Are joint and well-deserved seconds – I very much look forward to reading more of their work. Next week’s words are ordinary,. Is mine - g...

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The Prediction: Prediction Words

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The Prediction: Lovely thirteen

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Saturday, 13 June 2015. What an astonishing response to my first week as Prediction host! The last time comments on this site went into treble figures was June 2013, although those on Lily Childs Friday Prediction often reached 200. Next week’s words are: cost, exquisite, slow. Entries by midnight Thursday 18th June,. New words and winners will be posted on Friday 19th. 13 June 2015 at 07:53. 13 June 2015 at 15:17. Oooh indeed. Simple but hugely effective. Very intriguing ...

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The Prediction: Too spicy?

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Friday, 26 June 2015. A drop in entries this week – ‘turmeric’ a challenge too far for some, perchance? 8211; but no less difficult to choose one above the rest. In the end I could not separate Zaiure. So have to declare them joint winners for this week - congratulations to you both - and Fergus. For his second entry, which used the word so cleverly, runner up. Next week’s words are arch. Entries by midnight Thursday 2nd July,. New words and winners posted on Friday 3rd.

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The Prediction: 17th July

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Friday, 17 July 2015. My conscience won't let me have a second week declaring you winners all, but goodness you've made it really difficult to pick a winner. But since I have to choose I'll declare Chris's 'Ass is grass' the winner by a mere blade's width, and an even narrower blade putting Fergus' porcupine earrings above Mashie's 'Walking the Planck. And thank you all for your wonderful contributions. Next week’s words are deal, collection, toll. 17 July 2015 at 08:13.

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The Prediction: Sleepless Nightmare's Bloom.

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Monday, 27 April 2015. Good Morning, all! I see, however, that all of you have had time to write, and such lovely, dark things you have wrought! My deepest thanks to all! Our winner this week is Antonia Woodville with : Infinity 95. Antonia, your stories are always beautifully crafted, but something about the tone and phrasing of this REALLY caught my attention. Reading it was like being carried along on a tide. Lovely use of the prompts as well. Thank you! Suspicion horri...

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The Prediction: A Mother's Love.

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Weekly Flash Fiction Challenge. Monday, 11 May 2015. The Tome has finally arrived home from visiting its Mother and is ready for winners and words. Who knew it has a Mother? Any rate, we are ready to go. Our winner this week is Zaiure with Spike. For the sheer lushness of the writing. This story is gorgeously descriptive. It was an absolute pleasure to read. Thank you! Also winning this week is Patricia Purvis with First Encounter. And now for our new words:. The Gates are Open! 11 May 2015 at 18:08.