Arpad Nagy
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Writer. Editor. Creative Consultant.Freelance for hire. 1st generation Canadian-Hungarian. Husband, Father, Flyfisher, Chef, Reader, Leader, Wanderer. Romantic.
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3 days ago |
medium.com | Rick Allen |Arpad Nagy
Each week, I will give you a new sentence — the first sentence for you to write a piece of short fiction. From drabbles to several-minute reads — let your imagination take you where it will!When kids get creative in the kitchen, chaos (and laughs) ensueHe walked into the room and instantly regretted everything. The smell hit him first — burnt toast and something… fishy? Jerry froze as he surveyed the chaos. His 5-year-old twins stood in the middle of the kitchen.
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4 days ago |
medium.com | Rick Allen |Arpad Nagy
Each week, I will give you a new sentence — the first sentence for you to write a piece of short fiction. From drabbles to several-minute reads — let your imagination take you where it will!Follow publicationShe thought she was healing. The walls thought otherwise. MorningWhen the alarm rang, her first conscious thought was one of dread. Not the kind that evaporates with coffee, but the kind that sits on your chest like a name you almost remember.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Paula Shablo |Arpad Nagy
Each week, I will give you a new sentence — the first sentence for you to write a piece of short fiction. From drabbles to several-minute reads — let your imagination take you where it will!It Could Have Been Part 2First Line Fiction #36For context, you might want to read Part 1 first. On the night of the full moon, everything she believed was turned upside down. Violet was relieved to reach the end of her investigation. It had already been a taxing search for information.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Nevena Pascaleva |Arpad Nagy
Each week, I will give you a new sentence — the first sentence for you to write a piece of short fiction. From drabbles to several-minute reads — let your imagination take you where it will!Short fiction/ Drama/ First Line Fiction Prompt #37Lora escaped a greater evil than she ever imaginedThe silence was unsettling. The man stared down at her, his nostrils flaring, his breathing heavy.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Arpad Nagy
For readers who crave mystery, thrill, and otherworldly adventures, our pages are filled with the uncanny, the macabre, and the extraordinary. Dark Lore Digest Prompt #15 — The Lantern ManDr. Aaron Pine clenched his jacket tighter. For the hundredth time, he wished Mrs. Pavlenko had asked the police for help instead of him. But the police didn’t find her daughter. Now, her husband was missing. “Ducktor Pine, I ask it you because you are de only von who vas ever kind to me, Please Ducktor. Help me.
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A #flashfiction answer to Dark Lore Digest's latest prompt, "Lantern Man." 300 words. No more. No less. https://t.co/DazIp3qybL #flashfictionfriday #fictionfriday #darkloredigest #fiction #writer #WritingCommunity #writerslift #creativewriting #writingprompts
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