I must admit I was a little nervous that no one would join me in my senseless idea… but I’m so pleased that I am not the only one out there wanting to celebrate National Short Story Month!
The first Friday of the month, May 3rd, was dedicated to our sense of sight.
Here’s a round up of week one’s stories.
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THE SENSELESS CHALLENGE: SIGHT
Amber’s Unseeable Eyes by Laura Besley
A young girl can see what others cannot.
Eye Contact by Peggy McFarland
“A watery blue tear bounced off her cheek, rolled onto the floor board and disappeared into a crack.”
Vision by Christopher Munroe
The pros of the graveyard shift.
Gold by N.M. Martinez
All that glitters is not gold…
Fun Is Not Blind by Kelly Stapleton
Would you go dancing in the dark?
Rita by Laura Amos
“How was it possible a person could exist in this world for nineteen years and leave behind so few imprints?”
Eye Spy by Tim VanSant
Size matters.
Aura of Gold by Brinda Banerjee
A kitchen maid has eyes like none other.
Sight by JP West
To see is to know.
Sights Unseen by Shelli Proffitt Howells
Can you see the truth behind the words?
City of Ghosts by A.M. Harte
London is slowly turning into a city of ghosts.
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Did I forget to include your story? Drop me a link in the comments.
It’s not too late to get involved – just drop me a comment on the challenge post.
A.M. Harte 
Hi. I’m going to be late with almost all of them. I am writing them though – just getting over the writing block is taking a little more effort than I thought it would. Silly me!
Don’t even worry! Just do them for yourself. If you get one posted good. I find stress doesn’t help when you’re blocked. Make sure to have fun with it.