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The Brain is a Noodle

Ten Spooky 10-Word Tales 🎃

Halloween stories can jump-start your writing and foster the holiday spirit.

Oct 20

Ten Spooky 10-Word Tales 🎃

Oct 20

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Six Word Photo Story Challenge

Happiness in a Bowl

August Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “Food”

Aug 24

A bowl of whole-grain cereal topped with berries, walnuts, raisins, pumpkin seeds, and cinnamon.

Aug 24

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Imogene’s Notebook

Teeth Like Dragons Breathing Fire

A poem with 5 stanzas in a tanka format

Aug 19

A side view of a cat with its mouth wide open and its sharp teeth and tongue in clear view.

Aug 19

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Open Microphone

Let’s Take Our Hands Out of Other People’s Email Signatures and Zoom Box

Gender identity isn’t necessarily the first thing everyone wants other people to notice about them

Jul 22

Let’s Take Our Hands Out of Other People’s Email Signatures and Zoom Box

Jul 22

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Six Word Photo Story Challenge

She Was Cute as a Kitten

July Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “Cute Creatures”

Jul 17

A kitten with orange and black fur and a white stomach and paws sits on a sofa.

Jul 17

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Six Word Photo Story Challenge

Dim Lights On A Lonely Road

Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “Black and White — Freestyle”

Jun 29

A lone automobile with headlights is driving toward the camera on a paved road amid clouds and fog.

Jun 29

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Lifeline

Coping With the Death of a Loved One Isn’t Easy Just Because They’re a Pet

A poem in memory of my cat

Jun 19

The author’s gray cat sitting on a pink pillow.

Jun 19

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Six Word Photo Story Challenge

A Natural Window Frame Enhances the View

May Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “This is Me”

May 13

Orange and yellow sunset over Lake Superior, framed by green branches with bright red berries on the left and rocks and sand below.

May 13

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Fiction Shorts

It’s Hard to Find Your Purpose

But let’s make fun of it anyway

May 12

A young man sits alone on a sandy beach, looking into the distance and appearing to be deep in thought.

May 12

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Fiction Shorts

The Desserts Were To Die For

Oh for the love of sweets!

May 7

The Desserts Were To Die For

May 7

Shereen Bingham

Shereen Bingham

Communication Ph.D., venturing out from success as a scholarly writer to explore terrains of creative nonfiction, poetry, and fictional short stories.

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