Tag: Thanksgiving

• If I Close My Eyes I Can See The Sunset

  This is the perfect story to finish the free Thanksgiving stories from the Fondue Writers Club. Paul Bennett’s use of visual imagery creates a world where my sensory perception runs wild. I can smell — seriously — I can smell the garage, the hospital floor, the room, and the pie. I can feel the cold…

  Jamie Greening

  November 25, 2020

  Writing

  Paul J. Bennett, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Stories

• I Feel Like the Green Beans In This Story Are A Personal Attack On Me?

  Joe Shaw is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. But beneath that happiness and sunshine is a creepy man who writes creepy stores. That is a part of his brilliance. He knows how to take a story dark, and then, well . . . you’ll have to read for yourself. This is…

  Jamie Greening

  November 23, 2020

  Writing

  Free Thanksgiving Stories, Joe Shaw, stories, Thanksgiving

• Practice Makes Perfect?

  Joe Courtemanche is scraping the bottom for a pilgrim story. You might get that joke when you read the story. Or maybe not. Two warnings: First, this story is not for people easily offended or with gentle dispositions. My friend Sheila should not read this story. Second, do not be afraid when you click on…

  Jamie Greening

  November 20, 2020

  Writing

  Joseph Courtemanche, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving story

• A Walk To Really Remember . . . Or Forget

  Wait for the ending. That is a must. Today’s Free Thanksgiving Story comes to us from Derek Elkins. As I read it, I kept thinking the protagonist should own a chain of hotels called The Big Elk Inns. You may get that joke after you read it, or you might not. Click on the Elk’s…

  Jamie Greening

  November 19, 2020

  All, Writing

  Derek Elkins, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Stories, Whodunit