Welcome to FB3X Drabble Cascade #159 - This week's word of the week is 'turbulent'.
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Suitable for all.
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it's really very simple, be inspired by our word of the week and just write :).
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A drabble is a work of 100 words exactly. Flash fiction is a work of up to 500 words. Both may be submitted to the cascade. So What Can You Write? The simple answer is - anything! Our work here on FB3X will be erotically themed. but feel free to take the inspiration any way you want to, fiction, fanfiction, non-fiction, meta, since variety is the spice of life!
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- Write a drabble/flash fiction inspired by the word of the week.
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AND NOW - on to the fiction :)
AND NOW - on to the fiction :)
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by Sophie Duncan
Author's Note
I'm trying to do something a little different this year. For those of you who don't know, unless it's a week inspired by a holiday, or memorable occasion, our word of the week is picked by opening up a dictionary to a random location, waving a finger about without looking at the page and pointing it to a word, i.e. it's chance. So, this year, rather than standalone drabbles, I am going to try writing a coherent story, Flight of Fire, in 100 word episodes, each one inspired by the word of the week. I have a vague outline for characters and direction of Flight of Fire, but specifics will be decided by the word of the week.
The word this week naturally led me towards Benedict's thoughts, which are churning after all that has happened.
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Benedict tried to carry on not thinking, but awake, he could not sink back into the subconscious oneness with Reynaulght. Instead, his mind began to flick from one thought to another, turbulent, confused.
He was free.
Mother was not free, and she was gone.
He’d never met a dwarf, only heard about their kingdom’s trading partners in the mountains.
How did he have a dwarven cousin?
What happens next?
Reynaulght’s big front leg moved closer round him and Benedict gripped it. He hadn’t realised he was project down their link, but Reynaulght’s presence filled him and told him, “You live.”
He was free.
Mother was not free, and she was gone.
He’d never met a dwarf, only heard about their kingdom’s trading partners in the mountains.
How did he have a dwarven cousin?
What happens next?
Reynaulght’s big front leg moved closer round him and Benedict gripped it. He hadn’t realised he was project down their link, but Reynaulght’s presence filled him and told him, “You live.”
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I just posted my drabble, couldn't pass this one up!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your continuing story, not sure I'm up for that yet, but turbulent was a good word!
Thanks for joining in :) And it is a good word, isn't it!
DeleteThis is going to be a really fascinating journey. Happy writing!
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