Menu

Prompts

DirectoryContestsMagazineFAQ
Stories
Studio

Apps

Hire professionals for your project

Advice, insights and news

Online publishing courses

Free publishing webinars

Launch your book in style

Bestseller PodcastBook Cover ArtSuccess Stories

Tools

Book Promotion SitesBook Review BlogsBooktube Channel GuideBook Title GeneratorCharacter Name GeneratorIndependent PublishersLiterary AgentsLiterary MagazinesPen Name GeneratorPlot GeneratorPublishers DirectoryShort Story IdeasWriting ContestsWriting ExercisesWriting Scholarships
Menu
Prompts
Contests
Stories
Blog
Directory
Contests
Magazine
FAQ

Casey Gallagher

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Dec, 2019

Stories (3)
Comments
Library
0 Followers
0 Following

3 Stories

53 karma pts

?

Sticky

Submitted to Contest #304

Okay...I know what you’re thinking. What business does she have writing about the war? She has not done one day of military service. Well let me enlighten you, my friend. I have had extensive hours of researching all the stories my great grandfather has told me about the war. So, I am armed to the teeth with information, imagination, and hard-core passion! That’s how I’m going to write the next great American war novel. That is, of course if I can find a way to keep my dog, Franny from trying to kill my cat, Tinker, which usually leads to my...

7 likes 1 comment 1
Read story

Currier Hall

Submitted to Contest #55

       Eighty-three years was a long time on this earth and Margaret knew her time would come soon, maybe even before the night was out. But right now there was still time...Time enough for something so much more pressing than death. It was time for her to ask for forgiveness for the murder of three women.            Margaret, whose beloved husband Charles passed away five years before, was the youngest of five sisters. She and Charles had met and falle...

7 likes 0 comments 0
Read story

Currier Hall

Submitted to Contest #37

         Eighty-three years was a long time on this earth and Margaret knew her time would come soon, maybe even before the night was out. But right now there was still time...Time enough for something so much more pressing than death. It was time for her to ask for forgiveness for the murder of three women.           Margaret, whose beloved husband Charles passed away five years before, was the youngest of five sisters. She and Charles had me...

7 likes 2 comments 2
Read story