Tag Archives: WEP

WEP: Madonna run

Posted on April 18, 2017 by

Many of you, including the hosts of the WEP website Yolanda and Denise, asked me in the comments to the previous WEP challenge to continue Tasya’s story. Below is the next vignette in the series – and the next medallion. … Continue reading →

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WEP: Shielding Misha

Posted on February 14, 2017 by

When Yolanda, Nila, and Denise from the WEP website came up with this nifty challenge, I thought: cool! So many possibilities. Unfortunately, the story wouldn’t gel for quite a while. Until the last moment, in fact. My approach could be … Continue reading →

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WEP: in Translation

Posted on December 20, 2016 by

Yolanda and Denise of the WEP website encouraged me to write to this challenge, but it wasn’t easy. For a long time, I couldn’t come up with anything on the theme of Utopian Dreams. And then, a crazy idea came … Continue reading →

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Tomato train

Posted on October 19, 2016 by

When Yolanda Renee and Denise Covey, the hosts of the WEP website, settled on the two themes for our October blog hop – Constellations or Halloween – at first I thought to opt out. I didn’t want to write anything … Continue reading →

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WEP: my mother’s flowers

Posted on August 15, 2016 by

For this blog hop, Yolanda Renee and Denise Covey of the WEP website settled on the theme of gardens. It is such an all-inclusive theme, it could inspire hundreds of different interpretations, both fiction and non-fiction. My entry for this … Continue reading →

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Hannah’s Rugelach

Posted on February 16, 2016 by

Yolanda Renee and Denise Covey of the WEP website came up with this delightful Valentine blog hop, but as long as I tried to write anything in the milieu I usually write in – fantasy or magic realism – the … Continue reading →

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My lovely badge

Posted on December 22, 2015 by

A few days ago, I participated in a WEP Challenge Holiday Celebrations Out of This World and wrote a flash fiction sci-fi story about New Year on a spaceship. I got the WEP Encouragement Award for my story and a … Continue reading →

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Blue Santa

Posted on December 16, 2015 by

Yolanda Renee and Denise Covey of the WEP website came out with a fascinating challenge for the winter holidays: Holiday celebrations out of this world. I was so excited about the project, a science fiction story about New Year in … Continue reading →

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Mermaid’s mackintosh – WEP challenge

Posted on October 21, 2015 by

For this post, I wrote a flash fiction story that combines all three points of the current WEP Challenge: “Halloween – Youthful Frights vs. Adult Fears”. It was fun writing this story. Thanks, Yolanda and Denise. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ “You’re going to … Continue reading →

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WEP entry – Spectacular Setting

Posted on August 19, 2015 by

Denise Covey and Yolanda Renee of WEP came up with this blog hope, and as a fiction writer, I couldn’t resist. Setting is such an important part of fiction writing. Great idea, ladies. 1. Here is an image that ‘stops … Continue reading →

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