At Least it Made a Good Story
Angela JamesFeaturing flash writing / song pairings. This site is run by a somewhat bitter lawyer who gravitates towards works that embrace mistakes and learning the hard way.
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Flash and Song Pairing #7: Where Jesus is the Main Character
In this post, I am featuring “Jesus Christ Throws Himself a Surprise Birthday Party…” by Corey Miller. I adore everything about this story. If anyone else treasured comedian Jim Jeffries’ “God at a Party” bit, watched it repeatedly and infl...
Flash and Song Pairing # 6: Religious Trauma Plus Time
Note: I have dropped the “of the day” aspect of my flash/song pairings as I realized that no one really wants their inbox blown up on a daily basis. That and I’ve been busy.
Flash and Song Pairing of the Day # 5: Bad Decisions
It is Friday night so I will make this short and sweet. The story, “Don’t Need Nothing (Sic) But a Good Time”, is by me (ha!) and just came out today at CafeLit.
Flash and Song Pairing of the Day #4
I have recently discovered the Cowboy Jamboree press and their calls for submission, which sing to my soul. An anthology dedicated to Willie Nelson! To Bob Dylan! And they are currently seeking works inspired by Justin Townes Earle? In my e...
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