The entrants were Ritu from But I Smile Anyway… who described several of the disadvantages of marriage, but there was a twist in the tale at the close. Curtis Bausse took an interesting direction from the title, with some excellent character descriptions and a papal cameo. Sheldon Kleeman had some beautiful descriptive imagery. with tactful repetition to enhance his piece while Kritsa Yvonne-perhaps contradicting Basil Fawlty’s timeless advice “don’t mention the war”-had a moving piece about the importance of the past to the present day. blackcherriess wrote a romantic response, with an onomatopoeic opening and well crafted dialogue. Ladyleemanila similarly had an amorous take, with a similar scenario but a little more doubt in the mind of the characters…
Ritu’s post: FFF #29 – Death of a Bachelor
Curtis’ piece: Flash Fiction: Death of a Bachelor
Sheldon’s piece: FFF 29 Death Of ……
Yvonne’s piece: Flash Fiction – Death of a Bachelor
Blackcherriess’ piece: The death of a bachelor
Ladyleemanila’s piece: Death of a Bachelor
My post on the trustworthiness of the BBC didn’t seem to post properly, so if you missed it, take a look here…
Another great bunch of entries!
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Tremendously high standard of writing for the FFF yet again. Well done everyone 🙂
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How interesting that all the ones with guys giving up bachelorhood were positive takes on it. Not ONE from the perspective of a guy going to a shot-gun wedding! 😀
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Welcome back, mon ami! How goes the war at school?
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Thank you! I think it’s going OK, but time will tell… How’s it all going on your side of the pond?
Best wishes, Matt
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Uneventful — which at this stage of the game is considered a bonus!!! LOL
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