Category: Morning Miniatures

pen-and-ink-style rendering of a rolodex
Descriptive Writing, Fiction Writing, Morning Miniatures, Short-Form Fiction, Writing

Morning Miniature: Madame Chairperson’s Dilemma

Madame Chairperson had busied herself all morning with the Rolodex on the massive mahogany desk in her new office, just after she tired of fingering her brass nameplate. She’d pulled it closer, the better to spin the wheel thingummie and watch all the cards flutter. And because it turned both ways (a discovery that delighted her to no end), she had experimented with it, observing … Continue reading Morning Miniature: Madame Chairperson’s Dilemma

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Descriptive Writing, Fiction Writing, Morning Miniatures, Short-Form Fiction, Writing

Morning Miniature 7.2.23

The mountains erupted out of the gaping landscape with impossible might, etched against saturated blue sky with equal parts gravitas and elegance. One wished to capture and hold them, but the scenery never sat quietly for its portrait, and instead wiggled and squirmed disobediently, this moment stirring the heart to rapture, and that, an austere and unforgiving reminder of life’s transience. A sunbeam piercing through … Continue reading Morning Miniature 7.2.23

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