There is strength in writing numbers.

So this is a thing, now. Saturday Scenes. It’s a great private community on google plus…

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I am a new member of #SaturdayScenes. The group is private. BUT, all that is involved for anyone wanting to join is search #SaturdayScenes in the communities and ask to join. I was recently promoted to moderator in this community. (I’ve no idea why, as I’m sadly lacking in technical skills. 🙂 This community is another brilliant baby of owner, John Ward, in addition to his three other google plus communities are: The Writer’s Discussion Group, or WDG, The Urban Fasntasy writing group, and The Writer’s Critique group. He clearly knows how to create successful writing interaction.

Saturday Scenes involves sharing a scene from a work in process or a published scene, or even a scene hidden away in the dark recesses of a drawer all but forgotten. What I like about Saturday Scenes besides the writing practice is the feedback from the members, and since it’s posted publicly, from any else who wants to read and chime in. Everyone is posting their scenes and is reading each others scenes. I get to see other styles, other techniques of writing, taking away something each week from other great writers. The feedback is encouraging, spurring motivation. It is a learning experience as well when the advice and suggestions offered from other writer’s makes the scene its best, helping in the polishing process.

I have posted a few scenes, one being the intro scene from my novel, in the editing process, The Walking Bridge. I also have posted some flash fiction.

by Ronda Reed
©2013 and ©2014

The Walking Bridge intro, is here.

A horror short story:
Claws

A flash fiction piece I titled The Legacy is here.

Here are a few more WDG Flash Fiction pieces I’ve written from 2013 until present. Mistakes and all. 😀The fiction uses a picture prompt for each. Some I won by votes of my peers, some I didn’t. But it’s all good. Great writing exercises. These links also show some other writer’s great stories. Unless I posted first, you will have to scroll down to find my entry. Thanks for reading!

A Good Place to Rest 

 
The Bomber Babes 

 
The Timbered Realm of D.O.Z.E.

October 1927 

 
The Wake 

 

Hell Hath No Fury… 

 
Noon 

 
Vows 

 
Boys Will Be Boys 

 
Two Little Fishin’ Fools 

 
Day of the Dragon 

 
The Immortal Core 

 
The Completion 

 
Key to the Unknown 

 
The Woeful, The Wary, and The Wielded: A Futuristic Fable 

 
Hotel Clownafornia 

 
The Oddities 

 
A Path to Freedom 

 
Devastation 

 
It Begins 

 

Cycle of Life

Unchosen Pumpkins

3 thoughts on “There is strength in writing numbers.

  1. Hi! I didn’t know where to post my comment, but I guess this is as good a place as any :). I’ve finally got around to reading “The Amigurumi Menagerie” from the very beginning, and I really like it so far.

    I love this creepy yarn world you’ve created and such intriguing emporium owners… I can’t wait to hear what they’re up to…

    And Jordan is my favourite character, you’ve shared just the right amount of information about him, and he does sound like a “real” person.

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