This week, I’m over on Antipodean SF with my drabble ‘The Final Squeeze‘.
A drabble is a short story of exactly 100 words. To write one is a test of skill and storytelling! Here’s the beginning:
Skyscrapers collapsed into the oceans. Meteors lit the Anderson’s faces. Their neighbour’s escape pod exploded above them.
“We’ll never make it,” Tilly cried, clinging onto her robotic puppy.
Read the rest for free over here!
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Zena Shapter
Zena Shapter writes from a castle in a flying city hidden by a thundercloud, reaching across age and genre into the heart of storytelling. A multi-award-winning author of speculative and contemporary fiction, she teaches writing at festivals, libraries and schools, judges various literary awards, mentors and edits other writers, and encourages everyone to value the importance of creativity. She loves movies, frogs, chocolate, and potatoes, though not at the same time!
