dani harris’s cosmic love story, Dream Catcher, was published on the Microstory A Week site.
Check it out!
Showing posts with label Dani Harris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dani Harris. Show all posts
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
**dani harris' Sinnerman was republished on the Microstory A Week site
A new story is up on the Microstory A Week site.
dani harris penned this week's story, Sinnerman, about musically-structured damnation.
Check this story out. =)
dani harris penned this week's story, Sinnerman, about musically-structured damnation.
Check this story out. =)
Monday, November 07, 2011
**Several of Dani Harris' pieces will be published on the Spark site, November 8 - 29, 2011
Dani Harris, whose prose-poetic stories have graced the Microstory A Week site, has had two poems, moonlight sonata and passionflower, published on the Spark site recently.
Her verses work in conjunction with Ainsley Allmark's colorful photographs.
If you're inclined, and have the time, check them, and dani's website out!
Her verses work in conjunction with Ainsley Allmark's colorful photographs.
If you're inclined, and have the time, check them, and dani's website out!
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
**dani harris' guardian angel {sorta} was published on the Microstory A Week site
A new story is up on the Microstory A Week site.
dani harris penned this week's story, guardian angel {sorta}, a partly poetic, playful tale about an angel who goes her own way.
Be sure to check this short story out, comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
dani harris penned this week's story, guardian angel {sorta}, a partly poetic, playful tale about an angel who goes her own way.
Be sure to check this short story out, comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
**dani harris's haboob {another creepy tail} was published on the Microstory A Week site
A new story is up on the Microstory A Week site.
dani harris penned this week's story, haboob {another creepy tail}, where a dust storm hides a more universal truth.
Be sure to check this short story out, comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
dani harris penned this week's story, haboob {another creepy tail}, where a dust storm hides a more universal truth.
Be sure to check this short story out, comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
**Dani Harris' Bugged was published on the Microstory A Week site
A new story is up on the Microstory A Week site.
Dani Harris penned this week's story, Bugged, a story about a woman and the curious effect insects have on her.
Be sure to check this short story out, comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
Dani Harris penned this week's story, Bugged, a story about a woman and the curious effect insects have on her.
Be sure to check this short story out, comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
Monday, May 16, 2011
**Several of Dani Harris' pieces were published on the Photo Prose site, March - May 2011
Dani Harris, whose prose-poetic story, Camellia, graced the Microstory A Week site last week, has had several other pieces - two stories and a poem - published on the Photograph Prose site recently.
Here's the links:
A Member of the Family
Promises
Please Exit
Here's the links:
A Member of the Family
Promises
Please Exit
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
**Dani Harris' Camellia published on the Microstory A Week site
A new story is up on the Microstory A Week site.
Dani Harris penned this week's story, Camellia, a sensual, mood-suffusive, prose-poetic work.
Be sure to check this story out, maybe even comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
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I am in serious need of new stories for the Microstory site, if you or anyone you know is looking to get published somewhere other than their blogs. Here's the guidelines.
Dani Harris penned this week's story, Camellia, a sensual, mood-suffusive, prose-poetic work.
Be sure to check this story out, maybe even comment on it, if you're so inclined. =)
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I am in serious need of new stories for the Microstory site, if you or anyone you know is looking to get published somewhere other than their blogs. Here's the guidelines.
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