Microdosing - Recap #14

Micro-fiction contributions from all of the Pushers!

Hey everyone!

Another edition of the recap is here! I hope y’all are enjoying a nice weekend.

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Today on Microdosing our prompt is CLOUD!

Write a story in 60 words!

Don’t forget to tag me if you follow along with the challenge!

Inhale of a purple cloud and the world changes; trees begin to dance and colors sing.

With an exhale Joshua's soul leaves his body and travels the universe, ascending to the higher plane of existence.

People around him see him passed out, mumbling about toad people and dark tunnels.

Smoking frog venom is life-changing for many; for Joshua, it was a one-way ticket to the asylum.

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The Contributions

Let’s look at the amazing micro stories from the fiction pushers of the last week!

If you are not included, don’t get discouraged. It’s just impossible for me to see and include all of you :)

If you want me to see your take for sure, drop it in our weekly chat! It opens every Thursday and I go through all contributions shared there!

Special Shoutout

Hanna Delaney

returned to us last week and this week not only joined on many prompts but put together some of the older ones in a whole post. Thank you Hanna!

I've been writing microfiction. It's addictive.

Newcomers

This week was also rich on newcomers! Thanks y’all for joining in!

B. F. Bodhisattva

joining us on the prompt Dentist.

SC Vickers

has gave us a story on the prompt Emptiness

Brett Dill

’s first time is about poison and goblets

Jon T

Mr. Coolest profile picture on Substack also took a stab on the prompt emptiness

Bob Lewis

joined us a couple of times during the week, but I believe this was the first one

Regulars

Gloria Horton-Young

did an amazing job with the dentist prompt. I was a bit jealous I didn’t come with it myself.

Ken Flyingheart

gave us a vivid picture on the prompt Human

Cameron Arksey

also did a great job in the emptiness prompt.

Samantha Zeller

took a stab a Human… prompt not literally, writing about not so human entity

Kathrine Elaine

joined us again with a completely different spin on the prompt Mine

Chris J. Franklin

took the most human stance on the human prompt, because what’s more human then humor

It’s always a pleasure to see

EJ Trask

, the goat of horror, joining us on Microdosing.

Andrew Beebe

joined us after some time again this week, good to have you back!

Dustin Frueh

posted a story of “how far are you willing to go” for the mine prompt

Maia Brown-Jackson

interpreted mine prompt in her way, and I’m all for it

That’s a wrap. Thank you for being here with me, and thank you for writing. :)

Have a great rest of the weekend and see you next week!

~Miguel

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