Flash Fiction 2: Another Five Very Short Stories: Wordsworth Collections, #6

By Diane Wordsworth

A collection of five very short stories of 1,000 words or less, all written by Diane Wordsworth.

 

LILAC IN THE SPRING first broadcast on BBC Radio Devon; also published in Twee Tales and Twee Tales More

TEA FOR TWO first published in Twee Tales Twee; also published in Twee Tales More

MEET ME IN GLENRIDDING first published in Twee Tales Too; also published in Twee Tales More

PIPPA & DAVEY FOREVER first published in My Weekly; also published in Twee Tales Twee and Twee Tales More

POPPY DAY first published in My Weekly; also published in Twee Tales Twee and Twee Tales More

• Language: English
• Publisher: Baggins Bottom Books
• Release date: May 9, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201180072

Diane Wordsworth

Diane Wordsworth was born and bred in Solihull in the West Midlands when it was still Warwickshire. She started to write for magazines in 1985 and became a full-time freelance photojournalist in 1996. In 1998 she became sub-editor for several education trade magazines and started to edit classroom resources, textbooks and non-fiction books. In 2004 Diane moved from the Midlands to South Yorkshire where she edited an in-house magazine for an international steel company for six years. She still edits and writes on a freelance basis.

Book preview

Contents

LILAC IN THE SPRING first broadcast on BBC Radio Devon; also published in Twee Tales and Twee Tales More

TEA FOR TWO first published in Twee Tales Twee; also published in Twee Tales More

MEET ME IN GLENRIDDING first published in Twee Tales Too; also published in Twee Tales More

PIPPA & DAVEY FOREVER first published in My Weekly; also published in Twee Tales Twee and Twee Tales More

POPPY DAY first published in My Weekly; also published in Twee Tales Twee and Twee Tales More

Lilac in the Spring

We'll gather lilac in the spring again sang the Cliff Adams' singers on the radio.

Laura let her mixing spoon drop as she stopped what she was doing. She felt tingles at the base of her spine. She loved listening to the lyrics of her favourite song. It was their song; hers and Tom's. Every time she heard the familiar melody she felt herself drifting back through the years to her first