Last week’s challenge: “Choose Your Random Sentence.”
So, the mighty Stephen Blackmoore (whose book Dead Things is so good it’ll make you poop rainbows) suggested a challenge last week, and I’m inclined to try it out.
Have you ever been to THEY FIGHT CRIME?
Well, go there now.
You can refresh it all you’d like.
It’ll keep giving you new partnerships of the absurd and amazing.
And it always ends with, “they fight crime.”
Click until you find one you like.
That will be the basis of your story this week.
As always, 1000 words to you.
Post at your space, link back here.
Due by next Friday (3/22) at noon EST.
101 responses to “Flash Fiction Challenge: They Fight Crime”
Just in time? “He’s a suicidal overambitious librarian with no name. She’s a time-travelling psychic traffic cop living on borrowed time. They fight crime!” http://thisisnotajazzbar.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/flash-fiction-challenge-they-fight-crime/
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Got this and couldn’t resist:
He’s a scrappy dishevelled paramedic with acid for blood. She’s a chain-smoking nymphomaniac former first lady on the trail of a serial killer. They fight crime!
So here goes; at 993 words: Why I Carry Bleach – http://blog.icarusmortis.co.uk/2013/03/22/why-i-carry-bleach/
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Rather hurried result, no actual excuses
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“He’s a hate-fuelled pirate sorcerer possessed of the uncanny powers of an insect. She’s a cosmopolitan gypsy research scientist with a knack for trouble. They fight crime!”
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