Category: WRITING PROMPT

neelwrites/asuddenchangeofplans/fiction/shortstory/threethingschallenge/timetowrite/271words/14/09/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

A SUDDEN CHANGE OF PLANS By Neel Anil Panicker As soon as the balloon burst, all of us knew little Priya would get upset. And sure enough she commenced her crying routine.   It was a bright summer morning and as is our wont we were heading towards  Silver Hills Lodge, the out of town … Continue reading neelwrites/asuddenchangeofplans/fiction/shortstory/threethingschallenge/timetowrite/271words/14/09/2018

neelwrites/whathappensinclassstaysinclass/fiction/realisticfiction/ACAT’SDIARY/342words/12/09/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

WRITTEN FOR MULTIPLE PROMPTS FOWC with Fandango — Game https://athling2001.wordpress.com/2018/09/11/response-jsw-prompt-8-27-2018/ https://thehauntedwordsmith.wordpress.com/2018/09/11/three-things-challenge-11-sept-2018/   WHAT HAPPENS IN CLASS STAYS IN CLASS By Neel Anil Panicker Two minutes into the class, and boredom’s already set in. I mean, tell me, whoever sits through a two hour class on English Grammar? ‘Preposition’ _ that’s what the bald as an eagle … Continue reading neelwrites/whathappensinclassstaysinclass/fiction/realisticfiction/ACAT’SDIARY/342words/12/09/2018

neelwrites/atthecrossroads/flash/shortstory/storystarter/100words/06/09/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

  Three Line Tales, Week 136 Three Line Tales, Week 136 FOWC with Fandango — Balance A ROUGH TURN By Neel Anil Panicker All her life Sneha had breathed the sobriquet ‘18 till I die’; but now as she stared into the dawn of her fortieth birthday, she found herself hurtling down life’s uneven terrains, her wobbly feet … Continue reading neelwrites/atthecrossroads/flash/shortstory/storystarter/100words/06/09/2018

neelwrites/anavalancheofmemories/firstlinefriday/fiction/flashfiction/179words/18/08/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

First Line Friday: August 17th, 2018 https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/19271780/posts/1963801162 Our line for this week is: The sun simmered red as it slunk towards the jagged horizon. AN AVALANCHE OF MEMORIES By Neel Anil Panicker The sun simmered red as it slunk towards the jagged horizon. Watching its slow inevitable fall, the ever fading out orangish tinge  leaving behind … Continue reading neelwrites/anavalancheofmemories/firstlinefriday/fiction/flashfiction/179words/18/08/2018

neelwrites/easymoney/fiction/shortstory/100words/flashfictionchallenge/31/03/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

MONEY IS SWEET HONEY By Neel Anil Panicker Professor Amritanand had done his job_ he had prepared the years’ Matriculation Mathematics paper. Now, all he had to do was seal it in an envelope and lock it in the strong room. He was about to do so when his mind sprang alive with the conversation … Continue reading neelwrites/easymoney/fiction/shortstory/100words/flashfictionchallenge/31/03/2018

neelwrites/curtainsdown/sixsentencestories/fiction/shorttsory/13/03/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

IT’S CURTAINS By Neel Anil Panicker It’s time we draw the curtain on this unfortunate episode of our lives hoping that we don’t commit the same mistakes that we did and… “Hoping that we commit fresh ones, right John?” Well, if what you have just made is a sarcastic remark then let me tell that … Continue reading neelwrites/curtainsdown/sixsentencestories/fiction/shorttsory/13/03/2018

neelwrites/balloon/flash/fiction/shortstory/100days/11/03/2018

by neeltheauthor- author of WHEN LIFE THROWS THOSE CURVE BALLS

SOME TLC By NeelAnil Panicker “You don’t look like you could cook.” This was their second date and Raj had invited Anjali to his pad. He smiled at her from across the kitchen table, the same impish curve she had noticed the first time they had ‘bumped’ at the coffee shop. She noticed it__first, the … Continue reading neelwrites/balloon/flash/fiction/shortstory/100days/11/03/2018