Excellent story stovo. I fly frequently but will never feel comfortable during turbulance. I like how you make the passengers (and readers) feel uneasy through the captains mistake. And the way you reveal the condition of the weather and the reason to worry with dialogue is skillful and crafty.
dun dun duuuunnn. lol. Firstly, congrats on publishing your book and your success as a writer. Much respect. And hopefully much more to come. This story is certainly well crafted and leading to something evil and spooky. I’ve added you in my contacts and hope to read more of your work in the future.
It’s disgusting, I know. But the really disturbing thing is that people are dehumanized like this everyday. If anyone wants me to mark this as mature I will.
well written continuation. I enjoyed the footsteps of the voice walking away at the end, it gives me the sense that this thing is more substantial than just a voice and possibly more powerful, even though we can’t actually see it, we hear it’s heavy body hoof away.
lol, I like all of the made up words, especially an ula amount of time. How long is that exactly? Lots of imagination coursing through this one. I must be going now, I have to get my quiznids reruffled, chiao! lol
The originality in your voice is shining through. Some of the descriptions work better than others. I liked the one about the sun setting like it wasn’t invited to the conversation.
I like the, “I am set adrift in the sea of your indifference” line. I’ve filled the sea of indifference before and on the other end of the spectrum I’ve swam in it, so that line really got to me.
I refuse to feel guilty about this story, and I refuse to apologize. It’s meant to make the reader hate the character telling the story and possibly laugh at the absurdity. There’s a difference between the characters a writer comes up with and the writer himself/herself. I in no way condone the actions of the awful people I sometimes write about, but to blame me for possibly making someone commit suicide is ridiculous and rude.
wow, big changes happening here, a new direction. I like it, I think it adds to the prospect of imagination. Really cool how the tiny robin can transform to protect addison, great idea.
hahahahaha, thx—the toothless fiasco he says. I got the impression that she was a gothic chick becuase of the black hair that shone deep purple in the light and red shoes. And then I was thoroughly thrown for a loop and just as thoroughly repulsed at the ‘french fry fiasco’ at the end. But still it’s pure description done well.
Im glad it did pop up again, yoda. I never would have read it! Far too funny, and lol about how you signed ur comments master yoda last year. A good ficlet you have written <——-(yoda speak).
I told you I would read it. Toldya so. Ah, Scotland, cool destination. One of my dreams is to visit the Highlands. Have you ever been for reals? Neat idea for a series—I always worry about having enough steam to write series’. By placing it in a foriegn country you put yourself in a great position for endless amounts of pictures and inspiration, a nice solid setting to tap into. Seems like a smart way to start a series. Good luck.
Very intricate conversation you crafted here. I love the ending, gives a perfect sense of movement, or like moving on, like a chapter end in a book. Really great read.
Initially, when the pic loaded and hit me first before I read a single sentence I laughed. But after I read the story I now see the masked man in the suit with less of a chuckle and more of an onslaught of corporate America images, globalization and the thought that we may be living in the country of the enemy. Chilling stuff.
“Oh, just shut it before my eardrums commit suicide.” Where do you get this stuff?? And I approve of your use of the dash—it’s my favorite tool available in the english language. Awesome story, well done.
kind of depressing tale. Though it’s not explained I feel like she missed a whole day just watching tv and then suddenly it was wednesday. I liked the descriptions in this story, nothing much really happens except a small freak out, but it’s told well. lol
disgusting, but funny in a south park kind of way. I think that before you write anything you should mark it mature just in case. I liked the description of how his voice cracked. I almost threw up at the chunk of corn part.
Cop killers to be precise celestic, even worse (of a crime that is). Nice KG! I havn’t read a mature story from you in a while. I like how the girl was rushed away half naked and still high, funny in a wow what loser she is kind of way.
I agree with the above comments about the 1950’s feel, accurate government figures for the era and sci fi feel all working together to make this story special—or piece of a story that is. Anyone up for a sequel??
what a terrible movie, and sadly one that plays out all over the world every day. Abuse is universal, I think you can reach a lot of people with that theme. Good melancholy descriptions.
Dante’s Inferno is excellent, and immensly creepy-cool. The 9th layer of hell is the coolest description I’ve probably ever read. Your story was very visible to me, I could picture clearly where they were and what they were doing, so in that sense it’s a victory. And yes, I think you can write.
I really like the narrator’s voice in this one, very matter-of-fact. And you wrote it in the character’s true voice with grammar flubs and all which adds more dimensions to that character.
Oh no, I can’t accept that comment blusparrow, but I really can’t talk smack until the Celtics make it to the eastern conference finals. Well, yes I can, boo pistons, GO CELTICS. lol
Well, the crow has always been a part of addison, but he hasn’t been totally aware of that (as Never Explain eluded to), I think what I was hinting at is that he is finally beginning to understand his relationship with the crow and himself and how it is a communicative tool to interact with the scarecrow—that is yet to be fully developed however.
Great continuation Never Explain, I’m honored you wrote two ficlets on the theme of Clayton’s evil ways! I love that he is hung up as the new scarecrow, that’s just about the only job a corpse can get nowadays and it doesn’t pay well, lol.
Yeah, I think tense switch and point of view switch is an intical part of alot of books. It works to reveal more than what one character sees, like a behind the scenes all access pass type deal.
wow!!!! Im impressed. This is wonderful, uh, in a totally nasty way. Wonderful writing I mean. Can’t wait to read more of your work! fav line: Those memories roiled up from the darkness of his imagination like bile. Kickass, dude.
Your descriptions are so on point, at times, I felt like I was watching a movie. No foolin. The click clack of the footfalls gave me the distinct impression of an empty department store—which added to the spying like feel of listening in on a conversation. Nice one there Melia.
I liked the interaction between clayton and addison—really its the first human to human verbal contact this whole series! I like how you paint clayton as not having the paternal instinct, very true to the character I had envisioned as well.
This is my kind of challenge! Excellent idea. I might not get to it tonight, as it is creeping close to tomorrow morning right now and I’m tired—I need a well rested mind for seriously silly writing, but I’m definately going to enter. lol, good work Brebelles.
I’d also like to thank you for dropping the ficlet.com hint to me close to nine months ago, I’ve been writing here ever since. Did Gilbert Arenas’s blogging victory over you last year resonate at all? If it helps, and I know its ancient history by now, but if the best blog was rated by talent and not by people who don’t know what real writing even looks like—you would have smoked the competition.
wow 400, you are awesome! I absolutely forgot to enter this challenge after my excited comment, I don’t really know how that happened, I must have been on snooze control one late night—sleep walking and ficleting maybe? Way to go winners and those honorably mentioned!
The views thing happened to me too on one of mine, melia. I was so proud I had alot of views and then one day it went down to like 7—heartbreaking I know.
So I’m waiting for all of these characters in their safe little worlds to play bumber cars with the paths of their lives. Is that the intention? That’s the only explanation I can come up with for all of these seemingly disjointed stories. I’m enjoying it, so keep on writin em!
And the character depth deepens. The enchanting thoughts of a person who can find enjoyment in his work. Very nice to read from the previous ficlet to this one. The density of the narration is being lifted word by word and thus revealing more as it goes. I’m just admiring, don’t mind me…
I had to read this slower than normal becuase of the consistent complexity in the narration—which is to say it is chock full of good, dense writing. Do I detect a change of pace from your normal voice? Are you trying a new style? On to the next one…
haha…yes! So glad you took on the randomness. This is fun to read, and 1940’s suessical tunes kermitgorf? brush off your mantle piece cuz you’ve won the most out-of-left-field-trophy for 2008. Also, I don’t know what you were thinking, Tears of Pheonix, but I’m thinking epic series with this randomness.
You didn’t walk, or crawl, or sidle, or hop. you sashayed lol. I LOVE that word. This is too irresistable I must try my hand at a sequel this very minute. Excellent imagination! Just the kind of craziness I like, written very well I might add.
Nice poem. It has a mysterious ending that makes me unsure. The body of it is very understandable though. And I found the tiny size of the title as a challenge in itself just to click on it lol. This picture is a popular one, it seems to pop up now and again and inspire someone, glad it inspired you.
In no way did I mean the main character to be depicted as you Kermitgorf. I wrote this before I read Dark’s story and it turns out that he actually used your pen name as a character. I meant it as a fictional character. Please forgive me, im innocent I swear!
Hey Dark. I did a sequel after Kermitgorf’s sequel. I laughed at the interaction between you and Kermitgorf in this story especially when you kicked down his door and demanded he do you a favor, very funny and cool.
woo hoo, KG is back! In honor of the occasion I believe I shall sequel. And btw, did this idea come up because of a recent trip to the movies? Cuz I just went and got a full dosage of Indiana Jones 4 in the previews. Ahh, good ol summer blockbusters.
Extreme sweetness (In the adorable confectioner sugar way). This has literary qualities such as the description of climbing the tree and the intellectualism she shares with herself when not bogging others down with her heavy ideas. What I meant by literary qualities is that this defies genre—it’s its own. Piano Man by the Joel man is the song I envisioned.
How about… instead of an apartment complex the series could be set up like a reality tv show. All of the ficlet authors live together before the cameras on national tv—in a mansion somewhere sweet. The series could belong to everyone on ficlets. I’m sure chaos and hilarity would ensue. Sound cooler? I might just make this thing happen.
This works as a parody of the famous poem and as a parody of resident evil simultaneously. Although a bit funny (i.e. life is too delicious) in the beginning you finish with some excellent prose and leave me feeling like I just read an excerpt from a highly successful debut author. A rousing round of applause indeed.
Im flat out impressed by this explanation. It’s deep and thought provoking, something you can sink your teeth into…lets see can I think of one more cliche. I don’t mean to be so unoriginal with this comment. I wish to express how cool this story is but I think you used up all of the good writing so let me just say that it rocks.
Nice stovo, glad you’re interested enough to write in our series. There are some really sweet lines here and unlike the last one you wrote in our series (lol) it maintains the feel of the moment.
ok, that explains how he can still be speaking to him without being in the car. Bravo. The suspense is building. He cursed vividly.—I laughed at that line. I’m likeing this very much. It’s ridiculous of course, but imagination is an important asset for a writer and you’ve got plenty.
omg that is hilarious! What an imagination you have. I’m always down for free milk, but the cows would have to fly low and hover, becuase at goose cruising altitude the wind would spray the milk everywhere. No gps could help at that point. I can’t believe I just considered that rationally…lol.
...sweeping pebbles in the face of a landslide.—really expresses hopelessness in a powerful way. Deep story here, THX0477, very easy to soak into the moment and the very moodlike atmosphere you constructed.
I like the word glutted to describe the clouds, and the duet of information and description and how it dances together without stepping on eachothers toes. Sorry, I haven’t had any coffee yet. Depending on what the guy ultimately wants with this persons identity will show us how original the story is. I have a feeling he’s in the backseat right now, suspense! Good Job.
She’s… rawer.— YEAH she is. Love that line. Love this ficlet. It reminds me of the way Stephen King hits you and hits you with energy on a singular topic. I really love this. Bravo.
WOAH. I’m honored by the entries and comments. Nearly brings a tear to mine eye… ahem, not really, but it makes my heart sing for sure. I promise to do a thorough job of judging all of these entries and I’m pondering an epic ficlet that includes all of the people here in a rambunctious Apartment complex… maybe it could be a series that belongs to all that entered or was written of in this challenge. Sound like a cool idea? Let me know… THANKYOU!
I believe reading is the sixth sense beacuase it makes you experience all 5 of the senses in a different way than they were intended - through memory. And that memory is powerful enough to make you salivate over the mere description of biting into a sour lemon. That is the power of the written word - persuasion. It really is incredible. Kudos KG.
Funny, I finished with this and I felt so smart like, “I’m going to write about how this was Hitler…” and then I read the comments. Dream crushed. lol. Sad, actually, that Hitler is such a covered topic. I wish infamy was dead, for real. What a disgusting totalitarian.
Happyness makes more sense, English is such a difficult biaatch sometimes, excuse my portugese. This is a cute story. I like how the dialogue is text—that’s original. I just got my cell phone bill and my trexts are out of control, lol. A few grammar issues in the first paragraph but I’ll leave that up to your teacher to wrinkle her brow over.
Ha ha ha ha. I hope you didn’t lick the foil top in public or get caught by your co-workers for real, but I like that ending. Fantastic description. I can see how this could be taken offensively if you continued with the sensual theme, but you did a fine job of holding back on the reigns, its perfect.
At first I didn’t know what you were going for with the accent, I thought humor, but after I finished I felt that the accent applied depth to a very wise character. It read like an interview—now, like jeopardy, I’m constructing the question from the answer and trying to figure it out that way. This has more potential than you might have given yourself credit for. It’s original, I like it.
great picture you found. I like the car theme staying consistent and the mini-van symbolizing the new start to the cycle. hmmm another way to end it could be a hearst, but I like the neat circle you made starting with a baby and ending with a baby. What other endings did u come up with?
I think it’s funny (ha ha) to question yourself outloud “yes?” and answer “you know.” why even ask. I’m assuming this person is as eccentric as a neon tie.
I like, “tried and not true…” The funny thing is that I just started a series with Never Explain, I know that isn’t surprising. I picture him sitting at his computer juggling an entire barnum and bailey’s circus in one hand, (gorillas, tigers, trapese artists, clowns and all) and writing ficlets with his free hand.
I loved reading this. I’ve been to a few poetry reads lately and you’re right about the typical characters you see there, be they performing on stage with shakey hands or sighing in the crowd with a liqour drink in hand and a cynical sneer. I liked the realization that she was becoming very drunk, and the ending gave a positive twist and made me feel like there was some hope for her.
I like the change of view point from the youngin to the oldin, it gives the whole story, both sides, 360 degrees. Lord knows I’ll still be in high vigor by then, but I probably won’t be barking up any 30 yr old’s tree by then either, if you will. I know my limitations. Good read, thanks.
Light and upbeat and sugary all around, lol. I do like that the protagonist’s (aka Howhardlifeis’s) life actually isn’t so hard in this story. Very positive and fun, thanks blusparrow.
Wow you really got into More Ways Than One’s head with this story. Very unique direction and narration compared to the other stories, especially the whole referring to ‘oneself’ in the third person part. Thankyou for entering in my challenge.
The big paragraph at the top read smoothly with descriptions galore, I really like how you describe things. You have to check out this book called ‘You Suck’ by Christopher Moore. It’s a satire about vampires (get the title? lol) that I think is right up your alley of interest. It has all the cool vampire night stalker stuff of the monster variety, but I swear it’ll make you laugh 1,000 times along the way.
I could picture a few people in my life who over react about small things and freak the hell out of me just like Emily did - only to make obvious statements. My mother likes to gasp like she was witnessing bloody murder if I drive by an open parking space - so I slam on the brakes thinking I’m about to hit someone only to be terribly annoyed. lol, anyway that part of the story about the curly hair and being relieved was funny to me.
Kerm, you’ve got a broad scope with your ficlets, a real variety. You’re the ficleting equivalent of a baskin robbins—so many different flavors. I just read a story of yours that documented a mischevious monkey and then clicked on this. All I can say is whoa. The opposite spectrums fried my cerebrum. Excellent dark story here, incredibly pathetic and depressing character.
crafted very thoughtfully. I enjoyed reading this story, it makes the reader feel a certain way, vivid emotions coursing in this one. Personally I pittied them both but by the end I felt my anxiety for them dissolve a bit. The soul blending in the wall line is fantastic.
hahaha, excellent. I liked the description of the gaggle of girls following in his wake. Sharp story telling, and who knows, maybe not being a good flirt is just what he’s looking for in a girl.
Interesting perspective to look upon food from animals as filling up on their misery. Nice use of language here, I also enjoyed the flow, and I also agree with Mistress Elsha Hawk—I’d change fowl to foul. I get why you spelled it like that, it matches the theme of animals we make food of. Still I’d rework that small detail.
that comment was ill, Howie. Nice story, very funny and well written, engaging. You used dialogue to show us a few things—most memorably the size of the ego of the guy glikking down the bad wine came through loud and clear.
Very witty last line. I enjoyed the journey from useless to useful. I have a feeling you hit the nail on the head at least when it comes to uselessness really being a double agent, lol. Great read, thankyou for entering, taking a risk and delving into the made up details of the one we know as uselessness.
I sense some truth perhaps mingling with the fiction in this one. I’m positive the under eye baggage is more to the consequence of staying up late and not so much one’s age giving in to gravity. And if she is your sister then it’s totally cool to rip on eachother from time to time, that’s what siblings do. Thanks for entering Kermitgorf, always a pleasure. Fam Guy is totally superior btw.
I love the way the teacher’s massive hair followed after her head turned. lol, I can relate to saint chucks haste to break away from school and write what he wants and not what the assignments dictate. And you used one of my all time fav words : Sidled. Great job, thanks for entering my challenge.
lol, THX0477 and perfection mesh in a very cartoon way here —makes me want to clean my apartment and maybe pick up some groceries in hopes that my mornings will be likewise to THX’s. Some superb lines here as well as well crafted images. Thanks for entering the challenge!
Kudos for resisting to award yourself Kermitgorf (and giving me some of the glory instead). For your selfless valor and steadfast penning of our grand marshalls words and demeanor I vote that you recieve the lengthy comment of ‘thanks for the pickme up’ award.
lol, Capital W bought the t-shirt. I think I have the travel mug kicking around in my pantry. Yes, I agree with the others, this is true to the teenage life. And hey, they say write what you know. It looks like you know that bit of good advice, continue to follow it, I like when ya do.
I don’t watch NASCAR or any form of racing and even I know who Dale was—The Intimidator. He’s the type of guy who you always want on your side. That’s probably why he works so well as a gaurdian angel. nice story.
I knew Kermitgorf was going to be ficletized sooner than later! lol. cool story—I also enjoyed Stovohobo as the pet cat, nice creativity.
Nothing against you, Stovohobo, of course—it’s the first non human characterization of a ficleter (in this challenge) so it’s cool. Way to go Celestic23.
Yep, that’s our Melia alright. No real Vamps or Ghoulies makes Melia want to write em to life. Very funny, I imagined this as a spoof on star trek with melia in the captains seat, even though the vessel was more like a submarine/time machine.
I love the imagination aspect. This is a classy write up of throatwolf. I appreciate how your story brims with respect without boiling over—almost subtle until it hits you that this entire ficlet is one of the greatest compliments a writer could ever hope for.
Strange that this is my first comment on one of your stories in a long time - but what jumped out at me was the variation in the length of your sentences. The switch from short to long and a paragraph being one sentence made the structure aesthetically (asthetically? I can’t spell) pleasing. The affects of her condition - seeing the skyline with her eyes was a well described invitation to her world.
Just how BIG is this person’s house? So much time to think of the coldness of long hallways, heck, my whole apartment is one hallway!! I do enjoy the suspense—it kept me engaged and motivated thorugh to the end. I’d like to know just how RICH this mother* is before I start to empathise with her fear.
But I must say that I do connect with the non-sleeping part.
Woaaaahhh. I’m so proud of the creators and memebers that contribute to ficlets. This is a wonderful site for writers, I hope WE win! I’ll keep trying my best to make sure.
That’s my favorite line. Good description and very sad premise. I would like to see this continued because I feel the hope for redemption, even if it’s only the opportunity to explain yourself from beyond the grave.
why?... just messing, I suppose if you stop to ask why you must then ask, “Am I truly siezing the day?” and then a snowball of sidetrack thinking tanks all productivity. good one, Saint Chuck.
What I mean by sentences that should be one is this: If you took the sentences, “Her eyes wandered aimlessly landing on the nearest thing in sight. Her face was pale and her eyes were a dusty gray.” Notice that in these back to back sentences you use the word eyes twice. But they are the same eyes. why not kill two birds with one stone, for example.
Her gray, dusty eyes wandered aimlessly landing on the nearest thing in sight.
I hope I’m being helpful and not coming off as a know it all.
The descriptions are good. The flow could be better, particularly combining sentences that should be one. In the process I think you’ll find that the descriptions will work better with your voice and certain unnecessary words will unclutter. There are some great lines here like the mustering of a blink line and the description of her pale face and gray eyes.
The setup here is one that deals with time, going back and forth, which is a great way to structure a story. I want to read more, even though it seems to end in tragedy I’m hoping there’s some sunshine in store too. Good start.
The last line really sums up the entire ficlet. Great metaphor for their friendship. Great finish to the ficlet. I like the easy flow of your writing, and how well ‘spoken’ your writing voice is.
Minimalism can be very rich. Less is more and that old chestnut. Superb challenge. Have you read Hemmingway’s 6 word story? He says it was the greatest story he ever wrote.
haha I laughed at the emphasising points part, especially the potato chip crunch. I see that you’re trying some more dialogue, very authentic sounding characters.
good imagination. original idea—a mundane happening leading to an apocalypse, I don’t see that one often… let’s face it, never have I seen that idea employed.
wow 2,000 comments is a highly commendable goal and achievment whether any one wins or loses. Just reaching that plateau is sweet. Congrats THX.
OTOC—could you tell me what it means to be on the Active Author list? Is it the top 5 authors with the most submissions/ficlets/comments that make the list?
This gave me chills. really good stuff. If I were to critique to make it better, for me the ending was perfect without day four. because of the nature of ficlets there’s not enough space to elaborate or even explain what happened to Maria. For me the creepy climax was the end of day 3—literal chills. and then day four was bordering on funny and confusing.
I’d assume not HB2, though the idea of nuking anything is downright disturbing. Be nice to the mice. lol, that could be a catchy chant if mice ever go on strike.
Mushy? Why yes, yes it is :) Is even better for the six word challenge (I Think)! Not to diminish the very sweet six words for your daughter. Were you trying to meet the requirements with those last six words or was it coincidence?
Excellent writing. Well balanced descriptions. My head became a battleground for the thunderous thuds that the droplets made as they fell upon the skylight.—my favorite line. It gives more than just a sense of sound, it also gives a glimpse of the miniature world that that sound creates, in the mind.
haha, I too wanted to be a superhero! No joke. Never has 8 years of school gone by so fast. Thankfully you didn’t add a clock to your story. School for me was looking at the clock all day. Dr. Awesome—too good.
Before I knew it I was done reading and that was the worst part! Very true, the nature of love stripped down to reveal it’s inner heartbeat. Ummm that was cheesy, but you get my drift. Loved it.
You sure know how to pack in a lifetime without making the space feel cluttered. Good story of life and love, and regrets that no one is spared in any relationship I think.
Great title, and great pic. I love dogs, even though I was attacked by a German Shepard when I was a kid, this one looks chubby and amiable. lol Good story, I really wish I had a dog, but I have to wait for my lease to expire, darn it.
The jury is still out on if I agree with THX or One Time, becasue, Kermitgorf, you have a record for mixing it up when it comes to romantic genders. maybe if you cleared the air on that point it would make the story more understandable. Give some more about the alterior motives for getting the dog or lack thereof (besides the fact th
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