#StitchedSaturday #FREE Chapter – 21 24

http://www.books2read.com/2124 From the minds of Simon Critchell and Jason Hughes, the first chapter of 21 24. Available everywhere books are sold. WARNING: The Following excerpt is not for all audiences. If you are triggered or sensitive to situations of child abuse please go no further. 1:1 CHILE ABUSE The first thing Tyrone felt was pain: …

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#StitchedSaturday 7/13/19

This Saturday's Theme is DUNGEON. Write a piece with a minimum of 500 words and a maximum of 1500. Check BACK for a #FREEREAD. We'll give you the first chapter of 21 24 by Simon Critchell and Jason Hughes! Anyone who has known me for longer than 5 years knows this is my ultimate, favorite …

#StitchedSaturday 7/6/19

Here is your prompt for #StitchedSaturday RULES: Max Words Allowed =1k I'm giving you guys a little more room for this one. You can go up to 1k words and it must be at least 250. Have fun, happy #writing

#StitchedSaturday 6.29.19

Here is your #writingprompt for Saturday, June 29, 2019! Exercise: Spin your own tale on Medusa using 500 word maxGenre: Sci-Fi/Horror/Fantasy

#StitchedSaturday – MARCH 22, 2019 – #WritingPrompt

Give me your demons, your Vikings, your battle-scarred warrior. Instead of picking one photo, let's create a world with ALL of them together! MIN WORD COUNT: 2k Poetry Min - 300 NO MAX! Email: Vasquez @ stitchedsmilepublications.com (NO SPACES) SUBJECT: #StitchedSaturday March 22 PLEASE include BIO, Name (or writing as), Title and ALL Links you'd …

#StitchedSaturday – 3/2/19 – Ruthann Jagge

When The Music Stops Ruthann Jagge   “When you dance with the devil you wait for the song to stop!” Barry the Baptist, “Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels Slide. Dip. Bend. Hair flip. Drop down and add another level of sore to your bruised knees with a heel clack. Grind then twerk, put your …

#StitchedSaturday – 3/2/19 – Thomas R. Clark

The Lady in Black   By Thomas R Clark   Do you remember a time when you were a child, when the Moon and Mars lit the late summer night? How could you forget the celestial bodies casting their cosmic haze? A contrast of silver and red, shining brighter than any star in the heaven, …

#StitchedSaturday – 3/2/19 – Scott Deegan

THE DESTINATION by Scott Deegan   The bus had been early, otherwise I never would have been walking that night. The 10 o'clock bus is called the 10 o'clock bus for a reason, but it was usually late. My shift at Burger King had ended at 9:20 and it was a good twenty five or …

#StitchedSaturday 3/2/19 – Michael Vachmiel

Head Trauma Michael Vachmiel   “Death smells of oranges.” Katrina shot Raylen a look. “It amazes me how people ignore the obvious Katrina. You would think the thousands of people that come through our doors weekly someone would realize that death and suffering don’t smell like produce” “Well the staff likes citrus and it puts …

#StitchedSaturday 2/16/19 – Ruthann Jagge

My special apologies to Ruthann (and anyone else I may have missed last week) for not including her story. I was pretty sick and just couldn't focus too well. Her's is deserving of a special, late post. Her stories are a must-read! The Pumpkin Men Ruthann Jagge   Two years had gone by or rather …