About me
I'm a freelance writer - fiction, nonfiction and anything else that happens to tango its way through my mind. That's for me, and I've won a competition or two, and been published in a range of media. To keep the wolf from the door, I also edit, proofread and write for other people. Love it all. Aren't I lucky?
Six Weeks in Summer – Helen Meikle. Available on Smashwords and Kindle
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Daily promp: Weighing it up
DAILY PROMPT: WALKING ON THE MOON What giant step did you take where you hoped your leg wouldn’t break? Was it worth it, were you successful in walking on the moon, or did your leg break? It’s Monday, clouds sit … Continue reading
Daily prompt: How young is too young to take the road less travelled?
DAILY PROMPT: NEW SENSATION Ah, sweet youth. No matter whether you grew up sporting a fedora, penny loafers, poodle skirts, bell-bottoms, leg-warmers, skinny jeans, Madonna-inspired net shirts and rosaries, goth garb, a spikey mohawk, or even a wave that would … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Second attempt
DAILY PROMPT: NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP You. We know *you* are vice-free, dear Daily Post reader. But, or perhaps we should say, “butt,” others around you and in your life are riddled with vices: they smoke; they eat too … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged arrogance, intolerance, postaday, self-righteousness, vices
6 Comments
Daily prompt: Something different
DAILY PROMPT: WEST END GIRLS Every city and town contains people of different classes: rich, poor, and somewhere in between. What’s it like where you live? If it’s difficult for you to discern and describe the different types of classes … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Armidale, cathedral city, education, gold rush, New England, postaday, university
7 Comments
Seizing the day 18/2: Perspectives
A teenager egged a car for a joke and the car owner shot her. A four-year-old found wandering alone in the Syrian Desert, a casualty of war, a prey to winter and you kill someone for egging your car? Photograph … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged egging, perspectives, seize the day, shoot dead, Syrian Desert
1 Comment
Daily prompt: Old tomatoes grow mould
DAILY PROMPT: WITH OR WITHOUT YOU Tell us about the time you threw down the gauntlet and drew the proverbial line in the sand by giving someone an ultimatum. If you’ve never handed out an ultimatum but secretly wanted to, … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Since I’ve left it too late to make a squillion dollars…
DAILY PROMPT: DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME Imagine yourself at the end of your life. What sort of legacy will you leave? Describe the lasting effect you want to have on the world, after you’re gone. What sort of legacy … Continue reading
Daily prompt: It’s raining on Pollyanna Rock
DAILY PROMPT: MONEY FOR NOTHING If you’re like most of us, you need to earn money by working for a living. Describe your ultimate job. If you’re in your dream job, tell us all about it — what is it … Continue reading
Daily prompt: No swoons here, sorry
DAILY PROMPT: IT’S FRIDAY, I’M IN LOVE Remember your first crush? Think about that very first object of your affection. Oh, the sweaty palms. The swoony feeling in your stomach. Tell us the story of your first crush. What was … Continue reading
Seizing the day 14/2: Frangipani in bloom
Pale faces floating untethered in the sadness of the rain.
helen meikle's scribblefest 