Tag Archives: Sue Renol

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! The Lock by Sue Renol Once the alarm was triggered, we knew we had less than three minutes before they arrived. The plan was simple: get in, grab what we could and get out before … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Eternity’s Reach by Sue Renol I opened my eyes from a deep sleep to see her face. Those eyes stared deep into my soul. Immeasurable sadness lay dormant within them. I wanted to believe it … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! The Purple Tongue by Sue Renol We don’t know where it came from. Some say the first of its kind it grew on the side of a cliff high in the Andes, others that it … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Seeding Death by Sue Renol This crop grows with the passage of time, the heat of the sun, rain from passing clouds. Seemingly innocent, red flowers populate this field. Yet, they are not of nature. … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Fledging by Sue Renol I’ve not left this place in ages. The sounds and voices that once echoed from below have gone quiet. No longer do they come and go. My solitude was made bearable … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Donors by Sue Renol A selectively curated collection stands atop my altar. A memory from here, a memento from there—all meaningful in their origin, and their final destination. Each was placed with care; with the … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Mercy by Sue Renol She traveled far, through murderous deserts and over raging seas. The difficulty of her journey wore down her resolve, but never dissolved it. The blighted lands held power feared by all. … Continue reading →

The Ladies of HorrorPicture-Prompt Writing Challenge! Hopes and Dreams by Sue Renol Time passes quickly with an infant in the house. Before they knew it, it was the end of January. Six months had flown by without notice and little Dolly … Continue reading →