Ms. Hellbich by Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores // Flash Fiction
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A woman has suffered since childhood because of her last name.
It’s far from pretty and conveys her in a negative light.
Children gave her a hard time in school and still do.
She finally loses her patience and gives one a taste of their own medicine.
Read ahead to find out more and click the blue link to the enjoy the story!
Keep On Reading!Her Life is Her Crown By Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores // Flash Fiction
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A woman has lived most of her life.
It has been a bittersweet experience.
She is the queen of her own heart and mind.
Her crown rests with dignity upon her graceful head.
Read ahead to know more about her. Please click the blue link to enjoy the story.
Keep On Reading!Goodbye Terry by Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores // Flash Fiction
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There’s been an accident and lives are at risk.
It’s a fine line between life and death.
There’s a voice calling out with a purpose.
Find out how things finally end.
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Keep On Reading!Can Fiction Be Reality?
Fiction Writer Interview – Question 2
Happy Saturday to you all!
Hope reading and writing are giving you joy, peace, and satisfaction.
Writing is a passion that fills up the empty spaces in life. Plenty of those.
This is the second question from my interview with Ms. Riya Yadav.
Keep On Reading!The King of Dust Bunnies by Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores // Flash Fiction
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We all are inspired to do things in life.
But what if inspiration is needed to do nothing?
Have no idea what I’m talking about?
Oh dear!
Then please read ahead and click the blue link to find out more! Cheers!
Keep On Reading!What Inspires A Writer To Start Writing?
Fiction Writer Interview – Question 1
Hello everyone! Hope all’s well this Saturday.
The weather’s turning around and I’m relieved that spring is sneaking in.
Writers love to write and also talk about writing. I know I do! Can’t stop once I start.
I had the pleasure of talking to Ms. Riya Yadav, a young poetess who also creates podcasts.
Check out her work on Instagram @realitybyriya.
Keep On Reading!What’s Wrong with Your Mom? by Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores // Flash Fiction
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A kid needs a break from his mother.
She smothers him with too much care and attention.
The other kids at school bully him about it.
But what the boy dreads most finally comes to his rescue.
Read ahead and click the blue link to enjoy this mother-son tale. Cheers!
Keep On Reading!The Weather Gods Need Coffee – Flash Fiction Story
‘When I ask, you will speak!’
The sun god was the biggest bully. He thought his sunny disposition allowed him the liberty to push the other weather gods around.
But he alone didn’t harbor this misconception. The wind god was only a step behind him.
‘Can’t you hear? He’s talking to you.’
The target was the sleet god. The insignificant one. Neither rain nor snow but a messy mixture of the two. The unwanted weakling who was even hated by the mortals.
Keep On Reading!How to Stop Maggie’s Bullshit by Terveen Gill — Gobblers / Masticadores // Flash Fiction
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Two sisters attend their mother’s funeral.
One’s in her senses, the other is mostly not.
What happens when that sister oversteps the boundaries of normal?
There can only be chaos and frustration.
Read ahead and click the blue link to witness the mayhem. Enjoy!
Keep On Reading!He Always Had A Reason – Flash Fiction Story
‘Leave it. Let it be.’
She didn’t look at me, but her words fell to the floor in front of me. I wanted to touch them, hold them, make them feel better. She was my mammy. I couldn’t let her suffer alone. Every day it was the same. My father would come home in the evening and shout at her for no reason. But he always had a reason.
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