Week - 200
Pasty Report
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: "Yeah. Honestly, you'd think the
way she treats us we'd never done any of our homework, and are a constant disruption
in class!" |
|
Week - 201
Atop the Grey Cloud: Part One
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: Nobody was out; gales usually meant
that everyone in Faerieland was piled in their basement. But not her. She was
here on request... |
|
Week - 202
Atop the Grey Cloud: Part Two
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: "Y-yes!" Gwendolyn panted, clutching a stitch
in her side, "I'm r-ready." |
|
Week - 203
Atop the Grey Cloud: Part Three
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: "Well, you see," Gwendolyn said. "I-I'm looking
for the Grey Cloud, and-" |
|
Week - 204
Because of Jhudora's Book: Part One
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: Something caught Athelda's eye. The green Zafara's eyes
wandered around the street. It was in the gutter, and it was glowing slightly.
An eerie, dark glow... |
|
Week - 205
Because of Jhudora's Book: Part Two
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: She sighed, but not out of regret. Oh no,
she did not regret joining Jhudora, even if yesterday she had been a little
shaky... |
|
Week - 206
Because of Jhudora's Book: Part Three
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: "Excuse me," Athelda said, "it's my job to organize
inspections, remember?" |
|
Week - 207
Because of Jhudora's Book: Part Four
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: An earth faerie burst abruptly through the door.
She looked pale and tired, but ran over to Jeff. "Chia, listen to me!" she practically
shouted... |
|
Week - 208
Braddah's Secret
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: Densee, noticing her gaze, also looked up. "Let's
get this over with," she said exasperatedly... |
|
Week - 207
Silver Tears
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: Miss Lela pursed her lips at it. She was a highly skilled adult air
faerie… and she couldn't make a storm in a jar! How did Braddah do it? |
|
Week - 212
What Sparks Your Story?
by kemppotatoe |
| Description: Sometimes ideas just pop into people’s heads. Sometimes
another writer inspired their writing. Sometimes a question asked by someone
else, a ‘what if’ question, for instance, makes ideas come rolling. But what sparks your story?
|
|
