Storyblogging Carnival LXXXIII
Welcome to the eighty-third Storyblogging Carnival. There are five stories this time, so let's begin.
Ode to a Greedy Squirrel
by Madeleine Kane of Mad Kane's Humor Blog
A 100 word brief story rated G.
A limerick.
Charge
by Madeleine Kane of Mad Kane's Humor Blog
A 120 word brief story rated G.
Limerick and short tale about a father, a daughter and a charge card.
Bob and the Pool
by Goemagog of This space for sublet
A 1081 word brief story rated PG.
Bob gets thirsty.
Welcome to the Pack
by Andrew Ian Dodge of Dodgeblogium
A 3,136 word short story rated PG-13.
Parks in London are not just for the priveledged and the drunks...some of them hide interesting secrets. Have you ever wondered why many have high shrubbery so you can't see in?
[Andrew's recovering from illness, so we're republishing one of his old stories. -DSC]
Ma
by Nema Nambiar at Reason and Rhyme
A 1,700 word short story rated PG-13.
Susheel's conflicted love relations are complicated by his flickering perception of reality.
This concludes the eighty-second Storyblogging Carnival.
If you'd like to take part in a future carnival, please contact me. I am also looking for hosts. Other carnivals can be found here.
The Storyblogging Carnival can be found at The Truth Laid Bear's ÜberCarnival.
Ode to a Greedy Squirrel
by Madeleine Kane of Mad Kane's Humor Blog
A 100 word brief story rated G.
A limerick.
Charge
by Madeleine Kane of Mad Kane's Humor Blog
A 120 word brief story rated G.
Limerick and short tale about a father, a daughter and a charge card.
Bob and the Pool
by Goemagog of This space for sublet
A 1081 word brief story rated PG.
Bob gets thirsty.
Welcome to the Pack
by Andrew Ian Dodge of Dodgeblogium
A 3,136 word short story rated PG-13.
Parks in London are not just for the priveledged and the drunks...some of them hide interesting secrets. Have you ever wondered why many have high shrubbery so you can't see in?
[Andrew's recovering from illness, so we're republishing one of his old stories. -DSC]
Ma
by Nema Nambiar at Reason and Rhyme
A 1,700 word short story rated PG-13.
Susheel's conflicted love relations are complicated by his flickering perception of reality.
This concludes the eighty-second Storyblogging Carnival.
If you'd like to take part in a future carnival, please contact me. I am also looking for hosts. Other carnivals can be found here.
The Storyblogging Carnival can be found at The Truth Laid Bear's ÜberCarnival.
