bunny ears
a flash fiction4 total reviews
Comment from cupa tea
First off Your story was easy to follow. I got the idea of who did what when you spoke of the devils ears. I only saw one thing you might consider correction and I've listed it below...
she('d) answered every question while battling a raging hang over.
Suddenly, she remembered the last picture taken outside the club. She had used her old
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2018
First off Your story was easy to follow. I got the idea of who did what when you spoke of the devils ears. I only saw one thing you might consider correction and I've listed it below...
she('d) answered every question while battling a raging hang over.
Suddenly, she remembered the last picture taken outside the club. She had used her old
Comment Written 08-Sep-2018
reply by the author on 13-Sep-2018
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Thanks for the review and helpful advice. Cheers, j
Comment from mackenzietastan
This is an interesting premise, but the ending confused me. Is the man the friend left with giving the bunny ears, or the man Jesse left with? Is the bunny ear bandit the killer?
reply by the author on 08-Sep-2018
This is an interesting premise, but the ending confused me. Is the man the friend left with giving the bunny ears, or the man Jesse left with? Is the bunny ear bandit the killer?
Comment Written 08-Sep-2018
reply by the author on 08-Sep-2018
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Thanks for the review. The picture is of her friend and the possible killer. I thought something as serious as murder, paired with something whimsical as bunny ears, would be neat. Okay, not my best, ha ha. Cheers, j
Comment from A Fractal Heart
Well done! I like the suspense that you build, you draw the reader in and set the scene, leaving them wanting more. My only feedback:
instead of "She fumbled in her purse and her hand shook as she scrolled down"
She fumbled in her purse, hands shaking, as she scrolled down... or something of that nature flows a bit better. The overuse of "her" makes it a little choppy.
reply by the author on 08-Sep-2018
Well done! I like the suspense that you build, you draw the reader in and set the scene, leaving them wanting more. My only feedback:
instead of "She fumbled in her purse and her hand shook as she scrolled down"
She fumbled in her purse, hands shaking, as she scrolled down... or something of that nature flows a bit better. The overuse of "her" makes it a little choppy.
Comment Written 07-Sep-2018
reply by the author on 08-Sep-2018
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Thanks for the review and helpful advice, I agree. Not my best work, ha ha. Cheers, j
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
Well, maybe not so playfully with the devil ears above your friend's head. Good job, Mystery Author, with your flash fiction story. I enjoyed reading it. Everything fits.
hang over is one word hangover
Best wishes. Jan
reply by the author on 08-Sep-2018
Well, maybe not so playfully with the devil ears above your friend's head. Good job, Mystery Author, with your flash fiction story. I enjoyed reading it. Everything fits.
hang over is one word hangover
Best wishes. Jan
Comment Written 07-Sep-2018
reply by the author on 08-Sep-2018
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Thanks for your review and helpful advice, yes hangover...Cheers, j