Kelli Dianne Rule
@kdiannerule.bsky.social
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I'm a writer in my mid-40s and I was born in Florida. I write about Florida. It is a weird and cursed land. www.kellirule.com
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Omg I love Zohran the Mansion Boy
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This line from the Tay article: "That the prancing punks of the internet bother her from whatever heights she looks down upon us from is more an indictment of her inability to let go of a world that no longer is hers." ...mWAH. Perfect.
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In all seriousness, I really like this story. Inspired loosely by a quiet female janitor who worked at my high school and a romance novel I bought at 7-11 when I was maybe 12.
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Or maybe a little regret. Haven't decided.
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New flash fiction, "The Almost." Romance, no regrets, and early morning bus routes.
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"Heather’s Rake. A romance, picked it up from the dime store. The title, a herald, strewn across the top in ribbons." The Almost by Kelli Dianne Rule @kdiannerule.bsky.social #flashfiction #writingcommunity #readingcommunity. Please click on the link and enjoy fictivedream.com/2025/10/10/t...
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...But the idea is similar - molding something in a way that distances you from its original simple beauty. But intentionally so. And with a certain lack of respect. To demonstrate, a baker beat a simple breadstick into an ornate bow. I suggested we mold an expensive spice into tiny plates for elves
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one taking an unnecessarily hamhanded and aggressive approach toward a craft - sort of like the expression "gilding the lily," but with more of an intent to transform than just decorate...
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Last night I dreamed of an aesthetic technique called "siento lo diente" which, in my dream, translated to "to feel the teeth," (my dream Spanish needs work) which basically means...
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That's a song for Reba.
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taylor swift should write a song about when your sleeve keeps rolling down every time you wash the dishes
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Unintentionally disrupted this little lady.
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That sounds fun! I know less than nothing about baseball though.
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Looking forward to the debut of this piece tomorrow. It has been a pleasure working with Fictive Dream...a dream of a journal.
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It's a great pleasure to welcome Kelli Dianne Rule with her #flashfiction The Almost, out tomorrow @kdiannerule.bsky.social #writingcommunity #readingcommunity
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Recently finished a 2,000 word story and it took forever. The well is bleak.
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All around a floor of black feathers.

A floor of orange beaks and my limp plastic gun.

“The Gun Looks Wrong” – a poem about a game of Duck Hunt gone, well, Slipstream, is featured in the 45th Annual issue (“Strange Days” theme) of Slipstream magazine.

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Slipstream Press: The Gun Looks Wrong
“The Gun Looks Wrong” – a poem about a game of Duck Hunt gone, well, Slipstream, is featured in the 45th Annual issue (“Strange Days” theme) of Slipstream magazine. Fo…
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Imagine you're at a writers' retreat with the lads and you're all showing off a draft after dinner and then your mate's girlfriend goes here is the novel Frankenstein which I just wrote
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I don't understand people who can't be alone.
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Sitting here watching Monster: The Ed Gein Story and positively SCREAMING at the TV.
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BOOK LAUNCH!
Slipstream celebrates the release of its 45th issue, "Strange Days," with a reading on Sat, OCTOBER 18 at 6pm in The Loft at the The Book Corner at 1801 Main Street, Niagara Falls, NY.

I have a piece in this Issue, it's about the NES game Duck Hunt. Sort of.

www.slipstreampress.org
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Loved the Wade Harris piece. Even more fun if you read it in a Kenny Powers voice.