Rebecca M. Douglass, Author

Many thanks to KL Caley for running the weekly #WritePhoto challenge ! How it works:  Each Thursday KL Caley posts a photo, and participants post their response by the following Tuesday.  There is no word limit and no style requirements, except that your post must take inspiration from the image and/or the prompt word given in the title of the post.  If you participate, link back to the WritePhoto page at new2writing.com  *** Since I've been a little busy and distracted, my entry today is a haiku. Innundation Green man preserve us! Streams long lost to open air Breaking through the wall?   Your turn next!  ©Rebecca M. Douglass, 2021  As always, please ask permission to use any photos or text. Link-backs appreciated. Enjoyed this post? Avoid missing out on future posts by  following us .

As always, thanks to KL Caley of New2Writing.com for the weekly #WritePhoto prompts! A photo and a word, and off we go. Have a look at the other offerings either linked in the comments of the Thursday lunchtime prompt post , or in the round-up this Thursday.   This week's word is Subsea   Photo by KL Caley   Since I'm so deep in working on my novel, I didn't want to write a full-length flash. I came up with a sorta silly hiaku instead. Subsea The rainbow’s end fell Into the fish bowl and spilled. Which fish ate the gold?   Now it's your turn!  

An old blogging acquaintance has come back from a long hiatus (we both used to write to Chuck Wendig's prompts), and has issued a new writing challenge. For himself, and for anyone who wants to ride/write along. It involves writing something each Friday to a single month-long prompt, but in in different genres, starting with haiku and extending to flash fiction. Read all about it on the Urban Spaceman's blog. I can't really keep up, most likely. But this week's challenge is haiku, and I figured I could manage 17 syllables. The theme: WEALTH Long way from my home, Free to wander the whole world. What could be richer? ©Rebecca M. Douglass, 2020 As always, please ask permission to use any photos or text. Link-backs appreciated!