Trudy K Taylor

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Bearskins and Backpacks

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Trudy K Taylor

“Can you do this?” asks the girl, touching a lollipop-stained tongue to her freckled nose.

Lance-Sergeant Blackwood, who can kill with his bare hands, grits his teeth and studies a nervous man amongst the tourists.
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A Pianoload of Clowns

Posted on June 13, 2013 by Trudy K Taylor

Kaylee suspected this was ‘wrong’, but the little clowns were quite insistent.

“Stupid girl! Hurry!” snapped the clown in the enormous hat.

Bertie snarled.

Never trust a man your dog doesn’t like, Kaylee thought.
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Professor MacDougal and the Improbable Metamorph Punch

Posted on June 6, 2013 by Trudy K Taylor

The aftermath of this year’s Graduation Ball is a complete shambles, and Professor MacDougal is left to pick up the pieces! Continue reading →

Posted in My flash fiction, My stories, Stories for Friday Fictioneers | Tagged Flash Fiction, Harry Potter, Stories for Friday Fictioneers, writing

Ma’s new iHome

Posted on May 30, 2013 by Trudy K Taylor

The iHome has a remote that changes its exterior, moves furniture around, and even controls the toilet. What happens if it falls into the wrong hands? Continue reading →

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Boundaries

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Trudy K Taylor
wrought iron fence with pillars

Uncle was a great explorer, but unused to children. And what does he keep behind the fence? Could you resist climbing over? Continue reading →

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blogs about yummy homes and food

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creative and crafty blogs I follow

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  • Curbly
  • Feeling Inspired
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writing people I follow

  • First Draft Cafe
  • Gennifer Albin
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  • Laini Taylor
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