Welcome one and all to the first Friday of November. To all my fellow writer friends competing in NaNoWriMo, godspeed! And stop reading this blog and get back to writing! For the rest of you, welcome. Please, stay awhile. I hope you all enjoy this week's edition of Five Sentence Fiction. If you'd like to learn more about it, or give it a try, visit Lillie McFerrin Writes. Now, let's get to it! This week's prompt was candidate. Are you intrigued? Enjoy!
I suppose I should have felt lucky. I was chosen out of a thousand promising candidates to be a part of this experiment. But all I felt was pain... pain and the weirdest tingling all over my skin.
"What's happening to me?" I shouted, but no one could hear me through the thick, protective glass.
Doubled over in agony, I could feel the change taking place. The doctor was right, I was becoming something completely different.
Ah, nothing like fiction to soothe the soul, am I right? Hopefully you enjoyed that, and if you did, I hope you'll follow this blog and/or come find me on twitter @MelanieKCole. Still hankering for some Five Sentence Fiction? Just check out the links below and read past editions. Have a great weekend!
Five Sentence Fiction Friday - Potions
Five Sentence Fiction Friday - Flawed
Five Sentence Fiction Friday - Detour
Five Sentence Fiction Friday - Tattered
Next week, I'm going to try one of these. EEE!
ReplyDeleteGood for you! They're so much fun!
DeleteOkay, now I want to know what's going on. Keep writing.
ReplyDeleteDammit! You stopped too soon. Nicely done :)
ReplyDeleteThanks guys!!
ReplyDeleteWeird, dark, and enigmatic.
ReplyDeleteGood job.
JzB
thanks for the "heads up" on not taking any offers for any experiments... Randy
ReplyDeleteFrightening! What is she becoming? A story to follow on? Well written :)
ReplyDeleteYou've created a monster here! Everyone wants to hear the rest of the story!
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for of your comments! I really enjoyed writing this one, perhaps I will continue the story...
ReplyDeleteThis left much to the reader's imagination, which I love! You told us just enough to make us very uncomfortable with the process, leaving us all to want to know what was to come!
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