HISTORY AMIDST THE COBWEBS

Ellen McHugh had finally steeled her nerve to face the task of clearing out grandmother's home after her sudden passing. Ellen found a box of letters written to her grandmother. They weren't from her grandfather. The correspondence was signed by a historic figure. Who was this person? Write a flashy piece of fiction detailing grandmother's hand in an important event!

A LETTER TO THE WORLD

You are anyone in history.

Write a letter to someone expressing your fear, or confidence about an upcoming event in your life. Tell of your thoughts about what is about to transpire.

Your correspondence will become a document of historical significance, it's that big.

Sit right down and write yourself a letter.

AND SOMETIMES FICTION IS STRANGER THAN TRUTH

Today, take an event in history (world history or your personal history) and write it as a piece of flash fiction. Change the names, places and whatever you need to to "protect the innocent" and give your story a surreal feel. And as always, remember: Everyone has a little story...

~In Ancient Shoes~

~In Ancient Shoes~

Write a historical fiction from the perspective 

of a historical figure who experienced it firsthand, 

(you may want to do some research for this).