Easy Street Prompts

Welcome to the January 31, 2010 edition of the Easy Street Carnival of Writing and Art. Things have been a little frazzled here on the Street lately, but I feel confident this month's contributors will help get me back in the prompt-posting groove. How could it be otherwise? Just look at the talent gathered below and visit the featured writers and photographers. Leave a note of thanks on their blogs and vow to participate in February's carnival.

Creative Nonfiction

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Vintage Wisdom posted at Mad Kane's Humor Blog.

E for Extraordinary presents Blaming the mistletoe posted at As if I could write!.

Zhu presents Chatting Is Cultural posted at Correr Es Mi Destino, saying, "Canadians love small talk, and they are quite good at it. I’m still occasionally surprised when I see a mismatched pair of strangers discussing life’s little events and parting ways a few seconds later. Yesterday, I was waiting for the bus when I overheard an old immaculately dressed gentleman and a young guy sporting a purple mohawk, a spiked dog collar and a couple of crude tattoos, arguing about hockey."

cs presents What Disability Teaches posted at Cold SnapDragon.


Fiction

Terry Haferkamp presents The Last Testament of Man - horror / science fiction - clones, demons, ghost and truckdrivers short stories posted at Shadow Dwellers, saying, "science fiction concerning the consequences of cloning"

Terry Haferkamp presents The Lure - horror / science fiction - clones, demons, ghost and truckdrivers short stories posted at Shadow Dwellers, saying, "A fish tale of supernatural revenge."

Lindsay B presents The Goblin Brothers and the Sword Master’s Apprentice posted at Goblin Brothers -- Short Stories for Children (Grownups Allowed), saying, "A new adventure starring Malagach and Gortok, a pair of goblin siblings who use nothing but their wits to get out of trouble."

JennH presents Opportunity posted at Mixed Metaphor.net.


Photography

milan presents January « 2010 « A love affair with a camera posted at A love affair with a camera, saying, "photographs by armature form day to day living."

Batya presents "Seize the Day." Shoot! posted at me-ander.


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