Phillip W Parsons : Writing

The Sun Will Always Come Out Again

The Sun Will Always Come Out Again

A Story by Phillip W Parsons


A 10ish line writing prompt from Sarah The Sun Always Comes Out Again Rain falls at a speed known as terminal velocity. Insecurity and..
Where Is The Good?

Where Is The Good?

A Story by Phillip W Parsons


“Hon, did you check in the room behind the stairs?” “Of course I checked there. That's the last place I put it, I think.&rdquo..
The Writers' Guild

The Writers' Guild

A Book by Phillip W Parsons


Shelley sat at her gray desk with its lone sodium lamp. Flecks of graphite lingered in the atmosphere under its pyramid of yellow light. The soft scr..
Neighbors

Neighbors

A Chapter by Phillip W Parsons


Shelley sat at her gray desk with its lone sodium lamp. Flecks of graphite lingered in the atmosphere under its pyramid of yellow light. The soft scr..
Madame Spinarski

Madame Spinarski

A Story by Phillip W Parsons


She sits, late nights, at an ancient spinning-wheel, twisting human hair into fine thread. Her hands a blur of motion and intent. In a vast apot..
Tiny Love

Tiny Love

A Poem by Phillip W Parsons


We stood far apart, her face squinting in the autumn sun.What stood, the distance between us, we call love.It was invisible and perhaps not there at a..
Old Tree

Old Tree

A Story by Phillip W Parsons


Old Tree had stood tall and strong for centuries. He was gnarled and knotted. He could feel the ages in his great branches and stout trunk. There was..
I Am A Writer

I Am A Writer

A Poem by Phillip W Parsons


I am a fatherAnd a writerI am a husbandAnd a writerI am a barstool philosopherAnd a writerI have the fingers of a guitaristAnd the fingers of a writer..
Water In Dreams

Water In Dreams

A Story by Phillip W Parsons


The symbolism of water in dreams varies from person to person, but often refers to the subconscious itself.
The Wait - Final Chapter Prompt

The Wait - Final Chapter Prompt

A Story by Phillip W Parsons


Writing practice where you write the final chapter of a novel you never wrote.