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Weekly Contest #372
Carnival of Truth and Deception By Heather David A carnival had arrived on Halloween night at the college. Fun houses had been set up. Booths sold cotton candy, popcorn and every sweet treat known to man. Rides had been set up, and games booths lined with patrons competing for giant stuffed animals. All the occupants of the carnival were dressed in costumes and eating candy by the carload. Bianca saw none of it. Bianca Pearl Finley walked through the carnival with tears flowing from her sapphire blue eyes. She was dressed like a corpse bri...
Virginia and the Wolf By Heather David On a sunny spring day, thirteen year old Virginia skipped along the path. She kept a firm hold of her red hood and cape and swung a basket full of medicines and flowers on her arm. She was on her way back from the village when a groan shook the air. "Who's there?" Virginia cried. She waited a few seconds but was answered with silence. "It's probably nothing." A howl of pure agony made the very trees tremble. With a pounding heart, Virginia left the path and ventured toward the sound. What she saw made...
The Monsters We Are By Heather David The night had reached its darkest hour. Josie's parents slept, so they did not see when they came out. The house they had moved into was filled with monsters. A dark shadow resembling the grim reaper haunted her window. A werewolf snarled with glowing green eyes in the garden. A man with limbs that looked sewn on, carried either an ax, or a buzz saw through the kitchen. At the foot of Josie's bed appeared the girl. She looked to be eighteen years old. The girl's hair was like red rags on her head. Her h...
Weekly Contest #368
Monica had been chosen. The Mark had been made, and the Kiss had been claimed. For this reason, Suki ran as fast as her paws could carry her. The scene from the night before played mercilessly through her head. Suki, a beautiful brindle cat with golden eyes, had prowled through the house of her people, the Goodman family. Mr and Mrs Goodman slept in their bedroom. Suki had run to her owner, Monica's room. She could smell danger. She knew not where the sensation came from, but instinct told her trouble was brewing. When she reached Monica's b...
Call me Hadrian, that is how humans know me. She was called Star. Indeed she is that. Deep golden hair, sparkling silver eyes, you know the sort of girl. I knew her eyes sparkled, for they were filled with tears when she came into my shop. It was late afternoon. The time when humans would depart home and cook their evening meal. I had watched her roam about the shopping center, trying in vain to find work. Or perhaps hide the tears which constantly wanted to spill. She kept looking at her phone checking upon her parents. They were not well, ...
Weekly Contest #366
The Dreaded Writing Assignment By Heather David "I should have known better!" The Author clenched her fist and sighed as she stomped up the stairs to her bedroom. She had wanted nothing more than to go out for coffee with friends. But as usual, her parents put down the homework first rule. She had tried every excuse in the book, but her mother would not hear it. "It's a school night, therefore homework first, then TV," said her mother as she pointed to the stairs. "Daddy?...." She tried weakly. Her dad did not look up as he said, "Homework...
The Great Cheese War By Heather David For time out of mind the Great Cheese War had been fought. The dwarf town known as Mozzarella Village had fought against the Muenster Village. It began decades past with Chieftain Cedric and Chieftain Ullrich and continued with their sons Chieftain Seigfried and Chieftain Aldrich. Every evening the dwarves' wives and children would milk their cows, then convert the milk into various cheese weapons. Muenster arrows were sleek and fast, sharp cheddar axes swung true, and mozzarella balls fit snugly in le...
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