And the Winners Are… The first annual Short Fiction Creative Writing Contest held by Infinite Pathways was a success! Of all the entries received Contest Judge Patricia Miller and I (M.J. Moores, site Director, Teacher, & Author) worked diligently to… Read More ›
A Judge is Now Secured ~ This weekend I will be sitting down with local published author Patricia Miller to review all of the fantastic entries submitted to the 1st Annual Short Fiction Contest with Infinite Pathways. I look forward… Read More ›
Fate, Fortune or Folly a Short by M.J. Moores ~ Would you call it a twist of fate or simply a change in fortune? I mean, floating upside-down in a smart car in the middle of the Leeland Park kiddy… Read More ›
PayPal Glitch Benefits All 🙂 ~Due to a recent influx of error messages and red flags with payment through this site’s PayPal links, Infinite Pathways is extending the Canadian Fiction Writing Contest (Short Story & Flash) until 11:59pm Monday February… Read More ›
IMPORTANT NOTICE Dear Infinite Pathways followers & guests, If you have tried to enter the current creative writing contest and were unable to due to a ‘Red Flag’ after submitting your credit card information, this error has been corrected. Previously,… Read More ›
Interview with Contemporary Fiction Writer & Poet Donna Thompson – Thank you for joining me today, Donna. Could you give everyone a bit of an overview of your book before we begin? – The Glitch Factory – Perfectly Human in… Read More ›
The Glitch Factory – Perfectly Human in an Imperfect World Author: Donna Thompson Rating: 3.5 out of 5 Stars Suggested Reading Genre: Contemporary Anthology (Short Fiction & Poetry) If prose had a one-night stand with poetry,… Read More ›
Today’s fiction excerpt from the anthology The Glitch Factory is dedicated on behalf of the author to Nelson Mandela. Water Cycle – by Donna Thompson. Glancing back at the author’s site with one shaped eyebrow raised, she had a moment… Read More ›
Cursed by M.J. Moores, OCT – Author. Editor. Business Owner. The apples for the pie were picked from Old Man Wicker’s orchard. Waiting for the oven timer to ding, Alexis considered her actions: she knew she shouldn’t have scaled the… Read More ›
The Parlour by M.J. Moores, OCT – Author. Editor. Business Owner. The screwdriver balanced on the window sill as lazy sheers billowed into the room. The tool didn’t belong there. Neither did the dark substance streaking its shaft. One last… Read More ›
infinite-pathways.org 