It’s almost the end of February and therefore time for another reading and writing round-up. This time of year seems to fly by, which is not a bad thing as I’m not a fan of Winter. I do like the cold-and-crisp blue-sky days, but you can keep the grey-and-drizzly ones! As far as writing goes, […]
Hello and welcome to another round of Last Line First. How did we get to Week 6 already? Your last line prompt this week is from Killing to Save by Paul. I picked it as my favourite because it’s short and snappy and makes me want to read on. As always, you have until midnight (GMT) […]
Good morning/afternoon/evening! Welcome to week five of Last Line First. It was really hard to pick a favourite last line this week as there were so many great openers to choose from. I did eventually manage to settle on one though. Your last line prompt this week is from The Blind Date by Kirsty. I picked […]
Hello and welcome! It’s week four of Last Line First. I wonder what stories will surface this time around. Your last line prompt this week is from Fairground Initiation by Denise Sparrowhawk. I picked it as my favourite because it’s short, sharp and to the point. It’s also written in the second person which I find […]
Greetings, and welcome to Week 3 of Last Line First! This week’s last line prompt is from The Last of the Battle Queens by Nat Newman. I picked it as my favourite because when used as a first line, it begs a question – and that’s a great way to start a story. As always, […]