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By Randolph Last updated on January 11, 2012August 11, 2012

Yesterday I attended my second meeting of the local writers’ group in town. I wrote something for the meeting, as well as a shorter piece during the evening (they call it a “prompt” where everyone writes for ten minutes from the same prompt, or opening line).

Both of these pieces are available on my Original Writing page. “The Kid” was the prepared piece.

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