Novel Kicks Fiction Friday

Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: The Last Autumn Leaf

Welcome to Fiction Friday, our weekly flash fiction challenge.

Here’s how it works:

Set a timer for five minutes and start writing

Keep going for as long as you can once the timer goes off

No editing allowed—raw writing only

When you’re finished, feel free to share in the comments (but there’s no pressure.) 

 

Today’s Prompt: The Last Autumn Leaf – 

 

Every autumn, the residents of a small village wake to find that one tree in the local park refuses to lose its leaves.

No matter how strong the wind or how heavy the rain, its branches remain covered in beautiful golden leaves long after every other tree stands bare.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: The Tide Line

Welcome to Fiction Friday, our weekly flash fiction challenge.

Here’s how it works:

Set a timer for five minutes and start writing

Keep going for as long as you can once the timer goes off

No editing allowed—raw writing only

When you’re finished, feel free to share in the comments (but there’s no pressure.) 

 

Today’s prompt – The Tide Line.

Every morning, the tide leaves something unusual on the beach outside your character’s home: a single glove, a child’s shoe, a perfect blue shell. One morning, it leaves something that belongs to them—something they lost years ago.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: The Countdown

Welcome to Fiction Friday, our weekly flash fiction challenge.

Here’s how it works:

Set a timer for five minutes and start writing

Keep going for as long as you can once the timer goes off

No editing allowed—raw writing only

When you’re finished, feel free to share in the comments (but there’s no pressure.) 

 

Today’s prompt: The Countdown

 

A radio host begins receiving calls from listeners describing a nightmare they all had: a tall figure standing at the foot of their beds, counting backwards from ten. The calls stop when the final caller says, “It’s at number nine.”

Then the studio lights flicker, and the host realises the counting has started again—this time from inside the booth.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: The Wrong Name

Welcome to Fiction Friday, our weekly flash fiction challenge.

Here’s how it works:

Set a timer for five minutes and start writing

Keep going for as long as you can once the timer goes off

No editing allowed—raw writing only

When you’re finished, feel free to share in the comments (but there’s no pressure.) 

 

Today’s prompt: The Wrong Name.
 

Every morning, a woman visits the same little café on her way to work. She orders the same coffee, sits at the same table and exchanges a few words with the owner.

One Tuesday, the owner greets her by a different name.

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Novel Kicks Fiction Friday: The Name on the Ticket

Welcome to Fiction Friday, our weekly flash fiction challenge.

Here’s how it works:

Set a timer for five minutes and start writing

Keep going for as long as you can once the timer goes off

No editing allowed—raw writing only

When you’re finished, feel free to share in the comments (but there’s no pressure.) 

 

Today’s prompt: The Name on the Ticket

 

Your character arrives at a train station and buys a ticket for the next train. Everything seems ordinary until the ticket prints.

The destination is correct. The time is correct.

But underneath the passenger’s name is a handwritten message:

 

“Whatever happens, don’t get off at the third stop.”

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