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#ThursThreads Week 715 Winners blog is up. Congrats to EIGHTY-EIGHT TIME WINNER Silver James and Honorable Mention David A. Ludwig. Great thanks to Muirlette #1 for judging. Check out the winning tale. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-week-715-winners/

#ThursThreads Week 715 is ow CLOSED. Thanks to everyone who wrote this week and I hope to catch you next week. They're all yours, Muirlette. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-715/

#ThursThreads Week 715 is ow CLOSED. Thanks to everyone who wrote this week and I hope to catch you next week. They're all yours, Muirlette. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-715/

#ThursThreads Week 715 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Muirlette #1. What kind of tale can you tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-715/

#ThursThreads Week 715 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Muirlette #1. What kind of tale can you tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-715/

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Muirlette #1 is our judge and she's waiting for your tales. Got a tale to tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

#ThursThreads Week 714 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Silver James. What kind of tale can you tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-714/

#ThursThreads Week 714 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Silver James. What kind of tale can you tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-714/

📸✨ "A picture is worth a thousand words!" they said, and then launched a contest where you can earn $1 per word for your incoherent rambling. 📝💸 The real winner is Medium Rare, who cleverly monetizes your desperation to be noticed by dangling $1,000 like a carrot. 🥕📚 Enjoy writing those 1,000 words about a cat photo, aspiring Hemingways! 😹✍️
https://writingclub.world/1picture1000words #picturecontest #writingchallenge #MediumRare #monetization #catphoto #creativity #HackerNews #ngated

📸✨ "A picture is worth a thousand words!" they said, and then launched a contest where you can earn $1 per word for your incoherent rambling. 📝💸 The real winner is Medium Rare, who cleverly monetizes your desperation to be noticed by dangling $1,000 like a carrot. 🥕📚 Enjoy writing those 1,000 words about a cat photo, aspiring Hemingways! 😹✍️
https://writingclub.world/1picture1000words #picturecontest #writingchallenge #MediumRare #monetization #catphoto #creativity #HackerNews #ngated

Here is a thought for a #WritingChallenge :
The Fanthorpe Weekender. (Lionel Fanthorpe infamously wrote a novel in a weekend.) For those that think NaNoWriMo and similar are too wussy. Or too much effort.

Start and complete a novella (17,500-40,000 words) in 72 hours.

The Rules:
1/ With the exception of Speech to Text tools, no AI.
2/ You must start and finish within the 72 hours.
3/ Show your work. WIP is encouraged, but at the end of the 72 hours you must post your completed work. Whatever else, you must have it finished at the end of the clock.

Bonus points if you can get it published.
Double bonus points for getting it published unedited.

Note: The exception for Speech to Text tools is for two reasons. First, accessibility. Simply not being physically able to type should not be a barrier. Second, The Patron Saint was noted for wandering around the house with a dictaphone, and handing off the tapes to various family members for transcription.

What do people think?

And what is an appropriate date for it?

#writing #WritersCorner #Writers #FictionWriters

Here is a thought for a #WritingChallenge :
The Fanthorpe Weekender. (Lionel Fanthorpe infamously wrote a novel in a weekend.) For those that think NaNoWriMo and similar are too wussy. Or too much effort.

Start and complete a novella (17,500-40,000 words) in 72 hours.

The Rules:
1/ With the exception of Speech to Text tools, no AI.
2/ You must start and finish within the 72 hours.
3/ Show your work. WIP is encouraged, but at the end of the 72 hours you must post your completed work. Whatever else, you must have it finished at the end of the clock.

Bonus points if you can get it published.
Double bonus points for getting it published unedited.

Note: The exception for Speech to Text tools is for two reasons. First, accessibility. Simply not being physically able to type should not be a barrier. Second, The Patron Saint was noted for wandering around the house with a dictaphone, and handing off the tapes to various family members for transcription.

What do people think?

And what is an appropriate date for it?

#writing #WritersCorner #Writers #FictionWriters

#ThursThreads Week 713 Winner's blog is up. Congrats to FORTY-EIGHT TIME WINNER Bill Engleson. Thanks to Miranda Boers for judging this week. Stop by to see her comments and the winning tale. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-week-713-mentions/

#ThursThreads Week 713 Winner's blog is up. Congrats to FORTY-EIGHT TIME WINNER Bill Engleson. Thanks to Miranda Boers for judging this week. Stop by to see her comments and the winning tale. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-week-713-mentions/

#ThursThreads Week 713 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Miranda Kate. What will your 250 words say? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-713/

#ThursThreads Week 713 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Miranda Kate. What will your 250 words say? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-713/

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Miranda Kate is our judge and she's waitin' on your tales. Got a tale to tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

Ready for July’s Biggest Writing Challenge? —
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#writing #writingchallenge #writerscommunity #storyroom

https://medium.com/the-story-room/ready-for-julys-biggest-writing-challenge-362cc0d1445d

Ready for July’s Biggest Writing Challenge? —
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#writing #writingchallenge #writerscommunity #storyroom

https://medium.com/the-story-room/ready-for-julys-biggest-writing-challenge-362cc0d1445d

#ThursThreads Week 712 is now CLOSED. Thanks to everyone who wrote this week and I hope to catch you next week. They're all yours, George. #WritingCommunity #FlashFiction #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-712/

#ThursThreads Week 711 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Julia Talbot. What kind of tale can you tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge #AmWriting #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-711/

#ThursThreads Week 711 is now LIVE. Come tie on your tale for judge Julia Talbot. What kind of tale can you tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge #AmWriting #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-711/

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Julia Talbot has agreed to be our judge and she's waitin' on your tales. Got a tale to tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #AmWriting #WritingChallenge #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Julia Talbot has agreed to be our judge and she's waitin' on your tales. Got a tale to tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #AmWriting #WritingChallenge #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

“The Story Room” Presents: Poetry Challenge: Let Your Words Shine.
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#writers #writingcommunity #writingchallenge #writing #thestoryroom #poetrychallenge

https://medium.com/the-story-room/the-story-room-presents-poetry-challenge-let-your-words-shine-f928fb5f88a8

“The Story Room” Presents: Poetry Challenge: Let Your Words Shine.
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#writers #writingcommunity #writingchallenge #writing #thestoryroom #poetrychallenge

https://medium.com/the-story-room/the-story-room-presents-poetry-challenge-let-your-words-shine-f928fb5f88a8

#ThursThreads Week 710 Winners blog is up. Congrats to Twelve Time Winner Joe Hesch and Honorable Mentions Mark Ethridge and Sheilagh Lee. Great thanks to Bill Engleson for judging this week. Check out his comments and the winning tale. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-week-710-winners/

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Bill Engleson is our judge and he's lookin' forward to your tales. Got a tale to tie on? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge #WritingPrompt https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

#ThursThreads Week 709 Winners blog is up. Congrast to Eleven Time Winner Joe Hesch and Honorable Mention Bill Engleson. Great thanks to Eric Martell for judging this week. Check out the comments and the winning tale. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-week-709-winners/

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Eric Martell is our judge and he's waitin' on your tales. What will your 250 words say? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads tomorrow? Eric Martell is our judge and he's waitin' on your tales. What will your 250 words say? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #Writing #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

Kurzgeschichten Lesestoff gefällig?

"Mein Name in deiner Stimme" von Steffi Morena
https://bookrix.com/de/stories/mein-name-in-deiner-stimme-nc8r15lg

Eine Einreichung für die Mai-Challenge bei BookRix. Die Autor*innen freuen sich über euer Feedback und Stimme.

#schreiben #lesen #geschichtenBewegen #writing #writingcommunity #writingChallenge

Kurzgeschichten Lesestoff gefällig?

"Mein Name in deiner Stimme" von Steffi Morena
https://bookrix.com/de/stories/mein-name-in-deiner-stimme-nc8r15lg

Eine Einreichung für die Mai-Challenge bei BookRix. Die Autor*innen freuen sich über euer Feedback und Stimme.

#schreiben #lesen #geschichtenBewegen #writing #writingcommunity #writingChallenge

BTW: You can also replay last NovNov's events here:
https://community.prowritingaid.com/c/novnov-event-replays/

They have a bunch of other things in there community pages. Some things (like NovNov) available to non-subscribers..

#Writing #NaNoWriMo #lgbtqia #NovNov #ProWritingAid #WriitingWithPride #Pride #Authoers #WritingChallenge #June #Events

It looks like last yea's ProWritingAid NovNov was a success (they have confirmed 2026), with 68,000 participants.

So much so, that ProWritingAid has set up June for Writing With Pride! :techlgbt: :heart_pride: 🏳️‍🌈

Starting June 1, you’ll complete short, focused writing exercises designed to strengthen your craft. Each week centers on a different theme (Becoming, Chosen Family, Intersectionality, and Softness & Joy) giving you new ways to explore character, conflict, and connection on the page.

By the end of this challenge, you will have written 28 short scenes and exercises that deepen your ability to craft character, relationships, and emotional resonance in your work.

I'm going to at least dip in for the speaker events.

Speaking with Pride:
https://prowritingaid.com/write-with-pride/sign-up

#Writing #NaNoWriMo #lgbtqia #NovNov #ProWritingAid #WriitingWithPride #Pride #Authoers #WritingChallenge #June #Events

It looks like last year's ProWritingAid NovNov was a success (they have confirmed 2026), with 68,000 participants.

So much so, that ProWritingAid has set up June for Writing With Pride! :techlgbt: :heart_pride: 🏳️‍🌈

Starting June 1, you’ll complete short, focused writing exercises designed to strengthen your craft. Each week centers on a different theme (Becoming, Chosen Family, Intersectionality, and Softness & Joy) giving you new ways to explore character, conflict, and connection on the page.

By the end of this challenge, you will have written 28 short scenes and exercises that deepen your ability to craft character, relationships, and emotional resonance in your work.

I'm going to at least dip in for the speaker events.

Speaking with Pride:
https://prowritingaid.com/write-with-pride/sign-up

#Writing #NaNoWriMo #lgbtqia #NovNov #ProWritingAid #WriitingWithPride #Pride #Authoers #WritingChallenge #June #Events

#ThursThreads Week 708 is now CLOSED. Thanks to everyone who wrote this week and I hope to see you in 2 weeks. They're all yours, Louisa. #WritingCommunity #FlashFiction #WritingChallenge https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-tying-tales-together-week-708/

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads Tomorrow? Louisa Bacio is our judge and she's looking forward to your tales. What will your 250 words say? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingPrompt #WritingChallenge #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

Are y'all ready for #ThursThreads Tomorrow? Louisa Bacio is our judge and she's looking forward to your tales. What will your 250 words say? #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingPrompt #WritingChallenge #Writing https://siobhanmuir.com/blog

Whatnot Wednesday & #TDWC

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Welcome, all.  Dan Antion‘s Thursday Doors Writing Challenge.   To join the fun, pick one of the doors that were submitted as inspiration for the challenge and write.  It doesn’t have to be a story — write anything that door image inspires in you.

The inspiration door I chose for today was submitted by, poet and collage artist, Kerfe.   Today, my story is true.  Kerfe’s collage is a brilliant use off lights and shadows, of bits of doors and windows through which one might — or might not find answers.  It’s also a perfect illustration of the strange way I felt when the following happened.  (Cue the Twilight Zone theme music.)

The Reminder

It entertains me to use my Amazon Echo device to set reminders for myself for all sorts of timing things, like laundry, birthdays, or “to do” tasks that don’t need to be done on a regular basis.  Or even to “move around” since I sometimes spend hours and hours working at the computer.  Once in a while I set a reminder several weeks in advance.  It works out just fine.  Except that… Well, sometimes Echo and I have a language gap.  This morning (as I write this) Echo gave me a strange reminder.

Echo:  Aires kyon ro rahaa hoon.

Please repeat that, Echo…

Echo:  Aires kyon ro rahaa hoon.

Now, if any of my devices, or the television up and says “Klaatu barada nikto” — I’m going to hide under the bed.

♣ ♣ ♣

For more strange goings on, meet Birdie Devovo, Doug Armstron, and Jinx the magpie in Brother Love: a Crossroad.  Links to that book are below. 

Friendly comments are welcome.  Thanks for opening this door.  Hugs!

♣ ♣ ♣

Brother Love: a Crossroad

Strange things abound in 1950s Parliament, Mississippi.  Jinx the magpie can fill you in on the details.

Universal Purchase Links

Kindle:  relinks.me/B07V25SXFR

Paperback:  relinks.me/107952309X

Also available for $1.99 in virtual voice audiobook.

♣ ♣ ♣

This post is part of Dan Antion 6th Annual Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). Click the blue link for more information about the challenge and how to showcase your stories.)  Fortunately for me, Dan’s rules for the writing challenge are wonderfully flexible and include any sort of creativity. 

This blog is entirely human-written.  Furthermore, the author expressly prohibits any entity from using this publication for purposes of training AI technologies to generate text.  No part of this work may be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any printed or electronic form without permission.  Please do not participate in or encourage piracy of copyrighted materials in violation of the author’s rights.

All images are either the property of the author, or used with permission, or from free sources.

Copyright © 2026 by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene

All rights reserved.

Whatnot Wednesday & #TDWC

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Welcome, all.  Dan Antion‘s Thursday Doors Writing Challenge.   To join the fun, pick one of the doors that were submitted as inspiration for the challenge and write.  It doesn’t have to be a story — write anything that door image inspires in you.

The inspiration door I chose for today was submitted by, poet and collage artist, Kerfe.   Today, my story is true.  Kerfe’s collage is a brilliant use off lights and shadows, of bits of doors and windows through which one might — or might not find answers.  It’s also a perfect illustration of the strange way I felt when the following happened.  (Cue the Twilight Zone theme music.)

The Reminder

It entertains me to use my Amazon Echo device to set reminders for myself for all sorts of timing things, like laundry, birthdays, or “to do” tasks that don’t need to be done on a regular basis.  Or even to “move around” since I sometimes spend hours and hours working at the computer.  Once in a while I set a reminder several weeks in advance.  It works out just fine.  Except that… Well, sometimes Echo and I have a language gap.  This morning (as I write this) Echo gave me a strange reminder.

Echo:  Aires kyon ro rahaa hoon.

Please repeat that, Echo…

Echo:  Aires kyon ro rahaa hoon.

Now, if any of my devices, or the television up and says “Klaatu barada nikto” — I’m going to hide under the bed.

♣ ♣ ♣

For more strange goings on, meet Birdie Devovo, Doug Armstron, and Jinx the magpie in Brother Love: a Crossroad.  Links to that book are below. 

Friendly comments are welcome.  Thanks for opening this door.  Hugs!

♣ ♣ ♣

Brother Love: a Crossroad

Strange things abound in 1950s Parliament, Mississippi.  Jinx the magpie can fill you in on the details.

Universal Purchase Links

Kindle:  relinks.me/B07V25SXFR

Paperback:  relinks.me/107952309X

Also available for $1.99 in virtual voice audiobook.

♣ ♣ ♣

This post is part of Dan Antion 6th Annual Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). Click the blue link for more information about the challenge and how to showcase your stories.)  Fortunately for me, Dan’s rules for the writing challenge are wonderfully flexible and include any sort of creativity. 

This blog is entirely human-written.  Furthermore, the author expressly prohibits any entity from using this publication for purposes of training AI technologies to generate text.  No part of this work may be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any printed or electronic form without permission.  Please do not participate in or encourage piracy of copyrighted materials in violation of the author’s rights.

All images are either the property of the author, or used with permission, or from free sources.

Copyright © 2026 by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene

All rights reserved.

#ThursThreads Week 706 Winners blog is up. Congrats to FORTY-SIX TIME WINNER Bill Engleson and Honorable Mention Silver James. Great thanks to David Ludwig for judging this week. Check out his comments and the winning tale. #FlashFiction #WritingCommunity #WritingChallenge #Writing #AmWriting https://siobhanmuir.com/thursthreads-week-706-winners/

Whatnot Wednesday and Inspiration for #TDWC

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Hi, everyone.  May just might be my favorite month, and that’s because of Dan Antion‘s 2026 Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC).  This morning Dan posted all the “doors” images that people submitted for storytellers to use as inspiration prompts for the challenge, throughout the month of May.  I say storytellers because it’s open to whatever kind of creative work the images inspire in you.  There’s more information at Dan’s blog.

A Peril in the Vines.  For Thursday Doors purposes, gates are acceptable as doors.

Admittedly the paths inside my mind are awfully twisty.  A video mentioned “Jonah in the belly of the whale” and him being there for 3 days.  Participants could submit 3 images.  The next thing I knew, I was imagining a real house constructed to look like a whale.  It would need a huge pool around it, and a boat to ferry the occupants across the water.  Maybe it should be up high somewhere, for a nice view of the city.  Oh, and the door… that should look like one from Captain Nemo’s submarine…  Hence my composite image above.

Most of you will recognize the vintage Ford and Tiamat the cat from my current writing exercises, The Dragons of Cronesboro.  I was so infatuated with the wonderful car John W. Howell suggested to kickoff those stories, and the Siamese cat too… that I had to share one of the many car images I made for Dan’s challenge, hoping others would be as inspired by the splendid vehicle as I was. 

I hope to do at least a few story-posts for the challenge during May.  I’m bringing back the Pumpkin Hat Girls for my first offering.  That story is inspired by one of the images from DennyHo at Thoughts of an E’ville Woman.  I’m polishing up that short story now.  The Pumpkin Hat Girls and I will see you on May 1st.

Friendly comments are welcome.  Thanks for opening this door.  Hugs!

♣ ♣ ♣

Naturally, the obligatory shameless self-promotion must be included.

A Peril in the Vines

Universal Purchase Links

A Peril in the Vines

e-book:  relinks.me/B0DS4G7RSD

Paperback:  relinks.me/B0DS69GJDV

A Medium’s Peril full series link: relinks.me/B0CG2SXX24

♣ ♣ ♣

This post is part of Dan Antion 6th Annual Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). Click the blue link for more information about the challenge and how to showcase your stories.)  Fortunately for me, Dan’s rules for the writing challenge are wonderfully flexible and include any sort of creativity. 

This blog is entirely human-written.  Furthermore, the author expressly prohibits any entity from using this publication for purposes of training AI technologies to generate text.  No part of this work may be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any printed or electronic form without permission.  Please do not participate in or encourage piracy of copyrighted materials in violation of the author’s rights.

All images are either the property of the author, or used with permission, or from free sources.

Copyright © 2026 by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene

All rights reserved.

Whatnot Wednesday and Inspiration for #TDWC

Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Hi, everyone.  May just might be my favorite month, and that’s because of Dan Antion‘s 2026 Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC).  This morning Dan posted all the “doors” images that people submitted for storytellers to use as inspiration prompts for the challenge, throughout the month of May.  I say storytellers because it’s open to whatever kind of creative work the images inspire in you.  There’s more information at Dan’s blog.

A Peril in the Vines.  For Thursday Doors purposes, gates are acceptable as doors.

Admittedly the paths inside my mind are awfully twisty.  A video mentioned “Jonah in the belly of the whale” and him being there for 3 days.  Participants could submit 3 images.  The next thing I knew, I was imagining a real house constructed to look like a whale.  It would need a huge pool around it, and a boat to ferry the occupants across the water.  Maybe it should be up high somewhere, for a nice view of the city.  Oh, and the door… that should look like one from Captain Nemo’s submarine…  Hence my composite image above.

Most of you will recognize the vintage Ford and Tiamat the cat from my current writing exercises, The Dragons of Cronesboro.  I was so infatuated with the wonderful car John W. Howell suggested to kickoff those stories, and the Siamese cat too… that I had to share one of the many car images I made for Dan’s challenge, hoping others would be as inspired by the splendid vehicle as I was. 

I hope to do at least a few story-posts for the challenge during May.  I’m bringing back the Pumpkin Hat Girls for my first offering.  That story is inspired by one of the images from DennyHo at Thoughts of an E’ville Woman.  I’m polishing up that short story now.  The Pumpkin Hat Girls and I will see you on May 1st.

Friendly comments are welcome.  Thanks for opening this door.  Hugs!

♣ ♣ ♣

Naturally, the obligatory shameless self-promotion must be included.

A Peril in the Vines

Universal Purchase Links

A Peril in the Vines

e-book:  relinks.me/B0DS4G7RSD

Paperback:  relinks.me/B0DS69GJDV

A Medium’s Peril full series link: relinks.me/B0CG2SXX24

♣ ♣ ♣

This post is part of Dan Antion 6th Annual Thursday Doors Writing Challenge (TDWC). Click the blue link for more information about the challenge and how to showcase your stories.)  Fortunately for me, Dan’s rules for the writing challenge are wonderfully flexible and include any sort of creativity. 

This blog is entirely human-written.  Furthermore, the author expressly prohibits any entity from using this publication for purposes of training AI technologies to generate text.  No part of this work may be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any printed or electronic form without permission.  Please do not participate in or encourage piracy of copyrighted materials in violation of the author’s rights.

All images are either the property of the author, or used with permission, or from free sources.

Copyright © 2026 by Teagan Ríordáin Geneviene

All rights reserved.

We're starting our 1st group accountability challenge!
https://open.substack.com/pub/brittlfreeman84/p/journey-of-a-group-journal-writers?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=47h7d0
#writingcommunity #writershelp #writingchallenge #skoolcommunity

He knocked on my virtual window
Knock knock
I just wanted to say hello
A smile on my face
A light in my eyes
Ugh ugh ummm
Hello back dear friend.

#ThursdayPoem #PoetryWriting #PoetryCorner #WritingChallenge

12 years later they went back to the island. The world had changed and it was time to see if the RAPP-Islanders would fit into it. A big question was if they were still alive. Otherwise they would just have to get the hard drives.

They approached the old barrier. What would they find?

...

[You can continue the story. Let's have a lot of different endings to this :) 5/5 ]

#writeAnEnding #FinishThis #continue #write #writingChallenge #schreibclub #creative #BeCreative

12 years later they went back to the island. The world had changed and it was time to see if the RAPP-Islanders would fit into it. A big question was if they were still alive. Otherwise they would just have to get the hard drives.

They approached the old barrier. What would they find?

...

[You can continue the story. Let's have a lot of different endings to this :) 5/5 ]

#writeAnEnding #FinishThis #continue #write #writingChallenge #schreibclub #creative #BeCreative

12 years later they went back to the island. The world had changed and it was time to see if the RAPP-Islanders would fit into it. A big question was if they were still alive. Otherwise they would just have to get the hard drives.

They approached the old barrier. What would they find?

...

[You can continue the story. Let's have a lot of different endings to this :) 5/5 ]

#writeAnEnding #FinishThis #continue #write #writingChallenge #schreibclub #creative #BeCreative

12 years later they went back to the island. The world had changed and it was time to see if the RAPP-Islanders would fit into it. A big question was if they were still alive. Otherwise they would just have to get the hard drives.

They approached the old barrier. What would they find?

...

[You can continue the story. Let's have a lot of different endings to this :) 5/5 ]

#writeAnEnding #FinishThis #continue #write #writingChallenge #schreibclub #creative #BeCreative