Every week on a Sunday, a new photo is used as a prompt for Flash Fiction challenge using around 200 words based on that image. Your story does not have to be exactly what the item in the photo is as long as there is at least a reference to it. You can make it anything you want, and enjoy what you write, and we will as well.
Please remember to add your piece to the list of others by clicking on the little creature, and you can also add the creature to your own post by clicking on the link beneath it. Have fun, and I look forward to reading what you have written.
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Hello all! This is a brief introduction and bio from your new host, Joe Owens. When I found out Al was wanting to step away I thought about what established opportunities like Sunday Photo Fiction and others mean not to the supporting bloggers but to the blogging community as a whole. In just three years on WordPr ess I have seen several fine chance to stretch our writing legs fall asunder and was determined to do what I could to buoy this one.
As any of you who have been around for a spell already know Al’s excellence with this weekly invitational to create a story with 200 words or less has been a rousing success, binding folks from around this big ol’ world in a common crusade, great fiction. I plan to give it my level best to meet his lofty standard. With that promise I ask you to offer any suggestions you have in how we can attract more people. Currently i take part in a similar opportunity called Friday Fictioneers that sports 100 authors each week. Perhaps we can get some cross promotion started.
Lastly a quick set of bio facts. I am married (23 years) father of a boy and girl and the proud owner of four novels (none published yet, but 2015 is looking really promising!). My love of writing is rivaled only by my wish to serve Christ and grow beautiful flowers and vegetables. I look forward to beginning the next 100 SPF and holding the fort until Al returns. Thanks for being here and I look forward to your stories.
Thank you for taking the reigns and standing in for me.
Good luck Joe.
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My pleasure Al. I look forward to it.
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There’s no photo credit with this picture…..?
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It must not have saved Dawn. I’ll go back and take a look, thank you
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A small learning curve moment I corrected. In snatching the InLinkz I inadvertently picked up Rochelle Wisoff-Field’s 2-20 Firday Fictioneers link. Check to make sure yours is here if you did it prior to 8 AM on Sunday 2-22-15. Thanks!
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AnElephant wonders if 8 am is US time?
He gets no notification until 11.41.
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The prompt will go out after this at the same time Al’s did. We had a rusty hand off and I tried to do it last night but our communication was delayed. The schedule feature is a favorite tool of mine.
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Joe, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you taking over the helm. We will miss Al but he has left us in capable hands. The writers here have become a circle of friends and I would surely miss them if this fell to the way side. Welcome oh captain my captain.
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As I told Al it will be here until either the next 100 complete and another new host emerges or Al decides to return. I simply wanted to maintain the opportunity. You know that Friday Fictioneers is with its second hostess, the venerable Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. Sometimes managing a franchise is bigger than the sum of the parts.
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Welcome Joe and thank you Al. Glad to see it will go on.
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Yes Mary Ann, as I commented the good events are few and far between and I felt like this was one worthy of a save. I will depend on you that take part to keep me honest on retaining the quality.
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AnElephantCant always manage change well
But he is here to say a friendly hello
Any pal of ol’ Al
Is AnElephant’s pal as well
So he says welcome and good luck to Joe
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Hello AEC. You are a FF vet. I have enjoyed your writing many times before. i hope we can pull some more FF folks in here.
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Welcome Joe! I too host a writing challenge called Mondays Finish the Story! One way to increase readership/writers is to go out to posts like Friday Fictioneers and write comments to the writers there about their stories and invite them to this one. Please feel free to do the same on my blog too. Have fun with this challenge! It is addicting! 🙂 Be well… ^..^
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Yes I planned to do some of that. I am also going to take part in the A to Z April challenge doing a different 300-350 word flash fiction each day based on a prompt provided by an editor friend of mine and will cross-promote Friday Fictioneers, Sunday Photo Fiction and Yours through that if you like.
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That would be great! 🙂
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Not much energy left after three rounds of shoveling show…
But here you go… Welcome and all the best.
Every moment is a new beginning… beautiful sunset? Or sunrise since I see you called it ‘dawn’.
Looked like some sunsets I’ve seen. Nice to have some kind of a title with the photos…
Helps us to get a better grip. But it really doesn’t matter – we’ll just write anyway 🙂
https://julesinflashyfiction.wordpress.com/2015/02/22/now-i-lay-me-down-2-22-f/
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Yeah I didn’t title so as not to tilt the stories either way. I like as much range as possible. Thanks for the welcome Jules. Are you and Al still collaborating much?
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I think he is concentrating on his book. I haven’t added to the vamp piece in a long while. I think I’m up to date on his latest additions. But I’m not sure. I still have that page in my Flash Fiction blog.
I’ve been kind of busy – During the school year I watch my grandchildren. I generally write verse, short and long. But I expanded… 😉
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Hooray! So glad Sunday Photo Fiction isn’t going to ride off into the sunset. Thanks for taking over the reins, Joe. God bless your endeavors.
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I just discovered Sunday Photo Fiction a few weeks ago. I happy you’ll be hosting and continuing this wonderful group, Joe.
Ellespeth
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Joe, Joyroses13 is having problems linking her post to InLinkz. Is there any chance you can go in and delete the false links that are in there now? I tried putting it in for her but it wouldn’t allow me. I don’t know if it is because I tried using my email address or the linking is messed up because of those that have been entered. Your help is appreciated. Thanks
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Sledding now, will look later.
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Okay, thanks!
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It was good of you to pick up the reins, Joe. Good luck with everything. 🙂
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I really enjoy FF and SPF and when i saw there was an opportunity i wanted to step in.
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Joe, Joyroses just put in her link again and this time it worked. The first 5 tries are bad links. The last link is a working link.
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I’m sorry to keep bothering you. Hopefully this is the last time. These are the numbers you can delete: 7, 8, 9, 10 and 13. Number 14 is the good link.
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Reblogged this on Jeremy's Daily Challenge and commented:
Welcome Joe, thanks for keeping Sunday Photo Fiction going.
Jez
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