PinnedVal FrancisinFiction ShortsFarewelling My Old Washing Machine — a ConversationWe’d been through a lot together16h ago316h ago3
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Val FrancisinFiction ShortsOMG I Thought Drabble Writing Was Easy Peasy Till NowI had to look up acrosticAug 166Aug 166
Val FrancisinFiction ShortsWhat Happens When The Tables Are Turned, And Love Disappears?Drabble 227 — whatchamacallit (Twist) Include the phrase ‘I made more bacon’ somewhere in your story.Aug 143Aug 143
Val FrancisinThe Narrative ArcThe Regular Nightmare of Our School Cross-Country RunsFortunately I had a partner in crimeAug 133Aug 133