© Ayr/Gray
A magical new weekly writing opportunity from me – Jenne Gray – and him – C. E. Ayr.
Visit this blog every Friday, read an amazing story from each of us, and then post your own even better effort in the comments below.
Or on your own blog and stick the link down in the comments.
The rules are:
Maximum of 250 words.
Based on photo prompt above.
That’s it.
Tales from Glasgow 
[…] magical new weekly writing opportunity from her – Jenne Gray – and me.Visit her blog every Friday to see the photo prompt, and post your amazing story in her […]
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I’m back in town:
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Here’s my tale: https://wp.me/pVkLb-7EY
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[…] Click here to read other stories from the prompt: Unicorn Challenge 26/05/23 […]
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Oops, forgot to post the link!
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[…] don’t need to see the Eiffel TowerOr pray at Cathédrale Notre-Dame.I’d happily pick a delicate wildflowerOr caress a charming man’s […]
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Ciao, tutti! Here’s mine:
https://theelephantstrunk.org/2023/05/26/french-kissing/
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[…] There he was, still an hour or so, from home at the mouth of the fjord!It had been a long, long, time-too long. Her heart raced with excitement as her eyebrows drew into a scowl. Was she happy or angry? God made men with a purpose. He gave them talents and proposed that they make a mark on the world. Why weren’t children and family enough?The science, art, and exploration, however grand and celebrated, did nothing for the rearing of children and warming her bed. He’d be awkward in the doorway…a stranger. Then, he’d settle in offering exotic gifts and wild adventurous tales to the boys as they danced vying for his long-awaited attention.It would take a few days for the ordinary to set in. The sense of safety and completeness that was only to be shattered in a few months by his new driving focus that didn’t include any of them.She was tired of waiting for his ‘purposes‘ to dry up and his body to lose its untiring fitness. Their house was in need of long overdue repair.Keeping him home, where he belonged, would require an accident.193-wordshttps://talesfromglasgow137065088.wordpress.com/2023/05/26/the-unicorn-challenge-26-05-23/ […]
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Short and (not so) sweet, love the photo! https://sweeterthannothing.wordpress.com/2023/05/26/the-perfect-spot/
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[…] Jenne Gray and C.E. Ayr’s photo prompt. The Unicorn Challenge (05/26/23). No more than 250 words in length. Otherwise, let your creative flag […]
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And here’s my effort. In two parts, each less than or equal to 250 words. A snippet from a larger piece in progress, it seemed to fit the prompt. Hope you enjoy! https://valleyofthetrolls.blog/2023/05/26/night-shift-parts-1-and-2/
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[…] piece was written for The Unicorn Challenge, a weekly photo prompt for up to 250 words of […]
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And bringing up the rear is Lower Sidebottom. https://sixcrookedhighways.com/2023/05/27/a-tick-of-approval/
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[…] words. Flash fiction written for 26/5/23 Unicorn Challenge. Photo to the left is the prompt image for today’s Unicorn Challenge. My header image is only […]
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Wait! Don’t go!
… lol
from your friends at ‘the Doctrine:
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