Today is my second week being a guest at Sally Cronin’s Smorgasbord where she is sharing bloggers’ posts from earlier this year. Here is a pre Covid flash fiction…
Welcome to the current series of Posts from Your Archives… and I will be picking two posts from the blogs of those participating from the first six months of 2020. If you don’t mind me rifling through your archives… just let me know in the comments or you can find out the full scope: Posts from Your Archives – Pot Luck – 2020
This is the second post from author Janet Gogerty and this week I have selected a flash fiction piece from January 2020 when Brexit was looming and we thought that was all we had to worry about.. until March came rollicking in….
Friday Flash Fiction 575 – Bonfire by Janet Gogerty
I walked down the hill to Tuckton Village and passed boarded up shops; as I rounded the bend I saw the guards at the bridge over the River Stour turning people away; it was true…
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Wow. This left me breathless, on the edge of my seat. I have written similar myself about our situation here with Trump … but you’ve done it so well I found myself believing this was actually happening!
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Thanks Jill – it may yet cone true!
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