This was the hardest one yet, mostly because that damned pyramid showed up again, and I was at a loss how to account for it. Somehow, I managed it.
I’ve studied and written a lot about the Balkan Wars of the 1990’s and especially about the horrors of “ethnic cleansing.” It took me some time to get inspired by this week’s roll of the cubes, but once I thought about the digging image, the story came to me.
Here’s this week’s challenge:
From left to right, here’s what I saw: key; peeking/spying/binoculars; digging/foxhole; alien; giving a present; pyramid; thinking; knocking on a door; eating.
Here’s the story, “Yea, Though I Walk,” and just a note about a little alteration on the web site. I changed the Story Cube Challenge tab above to Spy Flash, which is the title of the manuscript I’m compiling with these stories. So, if you don’t see the link on the title, then hover your cursor over “Spy Flash” and select “Yea, Though I Walk” from the drop-down menu.
Hi, I use StoryCubes to write flash fiction as well. Where and who posts the weekly StoryCube Challenges? Those little cubes are very useful! I’ve blogged on how I use them here. http://wp.me/p2bD8m-6f
It’s another blogger, though she’s on a bit of a hiatus now because she’s working on a book. Here’s the URL of her last prompt: http://jenniecoughlin.wordpress.com/tag/story-cubes-prompt/