Monthly Archives: March 2015

An Appropriate Send Off – a 100 word story

Posted on March 25, 2015 by Siobhan McNamara

Below is this week’s 100 word story for Friday Fictioneers from the photo prompt by ©David Stewart To find out how to get involved in this group, click here To read other contributions click on the blue frog An Appropriate Send … Continue reading →

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Sacrifice – a 100 word story

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Siobhan McNamara

Below is this week’s contribution to the 100-word story group Friday Fictioneers. This week’s photo prompt is courtesy of ©Rachel Bjerke. To find out how to get involved click here To read other contributions, click on the blue frog Sacrifice … Continue reading →

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It seems my Terry Pratchett collection is complete

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Siobhan McNamara

Normally when I hear the words: ‘you have to read this, it’s hilarious’ I make a mental note to avoid whatever ‘this’ is like the plague. And so, naively, it was with Terry Pratchett for a while at least. But … Continue reading →

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RIP Tony. Your legacy is a gift to the nation

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Siobhan McNamara

The term ‘legend’ in not one I use very often to describe people but every now and then someone comes along who is thoroughly deserving of such a description. It wasn’t the fact that Tony Fenton’s voice has been a … Continue reading →

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A Tear in the Fabric of Reality – A 100-word story

Posted on March 11, 2015 by Siobhan McNamara

Below is this week’s story for Friday Fictioneers based on this lovely photo prompt from ©Sandra Crook. Thanks Sandra, I think if I look at it long enough I might find a poem or two in there as well. To find … Continue reading →

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A little bit of light for those who need it

Posted on March 4, 2015 by Siobhan McNamara

I was editing this photo and thinking about writing a haiku to go with it, full of sentiment along the lines of one world, one moon etc. And then I was stopped in my tracks by a Newsnight preview of … Continue reading →

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