Categories: Ten Word Stories

Road Runner by Louis Cennamo

Louis Cennamo is a retired pro musician, poet, creative writer and holistic healer. He has had a successful career as an electric bassist, working with many great artists. Though still playing music, he has been devoting more and more time to writing poetry and more recently has found his voice writing short stories and flash fiction. Only this year starting to submit them, with five published in UK based online magazines. His latest, ‘The Halloween Card’, this week in the new ‘Tales Magazine ‘ (UK).

 

 

This ten word story was typed on a manual Remington Quiet-Riter c. 1955. Let’s call him James after the man who cared so very well for this machine.

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