Let me tell you a story
lyw, Sarah Jean Benvenuti, Ginny Pritchard Brown, Zary Fekete, Matt Bianca, Chris Cottom, Ojo Imole Deborah, Hope Kingdon, Geena Russo, Bee, Pravy Jha, Kelly Murashige, Porath Amiram, Ally OkunEvery post will begin with 'let me tell you a story' and will tell a fiction about an event, object or memory in a writer's week in 1,000 words or fewer. The effect of this theme is something fresh, never over-thought and on the pulse of today.
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Let me tell you a story about a 12th grade Frog Prince
I’m crouched on a wooden lilypad, mouth dry as sawdust and lips chapped. My styrofoam frog helmet covers everything but the bottom third of my face.
Kaylee floats onstage in her glittery blue dress. As the fairy princess, she looks...
Let me tell you a story about the dead centre of town
It’s twelve months to the day since Sharon and I moved to the small country village we now call home. Our house is right next to the dead centre of town. When I say ‘the dead centre’, I mean the graveyard.
I’ve heard it said that a...
Let me tell you a story about a boy who created a universe
One day, after Daddy left for work, as Mama’s crying leaked through the mildewed walls, new sounds began to push back her weeping, pulling Alex from the safety of his bedroom. Wisps of purple and red beckoned him to the kitchen, wher...
Let me tell you a story about Cerebral Indigestion
A very good meal last night; so heavy that my stomach required some peace and quiet to digest it. Too many carbohydrates (mainly sugar derivatives) with some proteins have infiltrated my brain.
This high-octane sugar / protein mix p...
Let me tell you a story about the happy sighs
They’d been counting down to this, retirement. Well, she’d been counting, he’d been planning. From scrabbled beginnings where it seemed so unreal, like one of those silly games he was so clever at, to now where it was imminent and pr...
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I am a technical, business and creative writer. I am passionate about the literary arts and the journey of the writer as a professional and an artist. (*avatar illustration from the Creamee sticker collection designed by Luu Thi Tuyet Minh)
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Ultimately, my writing is an act of refusal, a refusal to be erased by systems that reduce human experience to a line item.
Zary Fekete grew up in Hungary. He has a debut novella out with DarkWinter Lit Press and a short story collection out with Creative Texts. He enjoys books, podcasts, and many many many films. Twitter and Instagram: @ZaryFekete
Dharma teacher, Buddhist counseling, linguist and writer. https://thegentlelaw.wordpress.com https://thegentlelaw.substack.com/s/pali-pathways
I've packed Christmas hampers in a Harrods basement, sold airtime for Radio Luxembourg, and served a twelve-year stretch as an insurance copywriter. I liked the writing job best.
A lover of God and a writer
Assistant Editor for Let me tell you a story
Geena is in the Atlanta Writers’ Club mentorship program, working on a queer romance manuscript with mentor Kim Conrey. In 2023, Geena self-published a children’s book (ages 3-6) about a family trip with their dog, Sydney’s Adventure in New Mexico.
they/them, writer, editor, artist
Lucknow,Rumi,Gibran,Music
Born and raised in Hawaiʻi, Kelly Murashige (she/her) writes contemporary fiction, often with speculative twists rooted in Japanese mythology and culture. She loves books, video games, and strange animals.
Dr. Amiram Porath, holds a PhD in Business Strategy. He has received the title of Cavaliere (Italy 2008) and the Knight's Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit (2024).
Emerging writer exploring the intersection of nonfiction and fiction
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