Last Girls Club

Equip your quills, your keyboards, your prickled fingertips to write in blood. Whatever your weapon of choice is, here's our 100-word micro-fic prompt. Reply in the comments with your 100-word story - no more than that. At the start of the next month we will share a couple of our favorites. This week's micro-fic prompt: LOVE THY NEIGHBOR

Every month we choose a featured story from the previous month's 100-word fiction prompts. Another prompt awaits so keep an eye out for it. This message brought to you by Sabrina Worth. 💌

Author of emotionally charged fiction blending dark humour, suspense, romance, and morally complex characters. Sabrina writes stories exploring obsession, grief, identity, and love through sharp, voice-driven storytelling. You can find more of her work at www.sabrinaworth.com

See why our hallowed historian is salty this month, as they uncover the story of Lady Hyegyŏng and her memoirs in Issue 21. Haunted.

🥀Mary Bengtsson A.K.A. “The Salty Historian,” researches and tells the stories of women history tried to forget because she believes that learning of our foremothers' courage strengthens our own. In addition to reminding the world that legends are not written about insignificant people, she is earning an ESL Teaching Certificate with hopes of teaching in Korea one day.

Equip your quills, your keyboards, your prickled fingertips to write in blood. Whatever your weapon of choice is, here's our 100-word micro-fic prompt. Reply in the comments with your 100-word story - no more than that. At the start of the next month we will share a couple of our favorites. This week's micro-fic prompt: THE MISSING KEY

We talk latest themes, submission advice and horror tropes with our fearless editor, Eda Easter. Head to our Substack to read 🧨lastgirlsclub.substack.com

Have you seen Guru Sopurkh's quarterly horoscopic forecast yet? Read Issue. 21 Haunted to see what stirs this spring.

🥀Chrissy Sopurkh is an astrological herbalist and lunar witch devoted to remembrance of otherways. Working at the intersection of sky and plant, ritual and resonance, she weaves astrology, herbal wisdom, sound, and meditation to guide others toward deeper awareness, embodied intuition, and authentic purpose.

Fear them, revere them. Meet two of our members of the Cosmo who contributed to Spring Issue No.21 ~ HAUNTED.

🥀 Alexandra Henry is an educator and writer whose fiction draws on lived experience to explore resilience and the psychological aftermath of trauma. Born and raised in Oregon, she spends much of her time exploring the Pacific Northwest and is an avid reader who enjoys wandering bookstores and getting lost in stories.

🥀 Bridgette Dutta Portman is an author and playwright living in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she teaches composition and creative writing at UC Berkeley. She loves ghosts, space, and--even better--ghosts in space.

Fear them, revere them. Meet two of our members of the Cosmo who contributed to Spring Issue No.21 ~ HAUNTED.

🥀 Leanna Riley started as a ghost tour guide from Savannah, Georgia. Then a journalist at CNN, a role she stepped away from after her daughter was born, heart scarred from the sights of war. Now Leanna writes horror stories. And her skin has finally settled on its bones. Leanna’s short fiction has appeared in Killer Nashville Magazine and Papercult Zine, with work forthcoming in Chthonic Matter Quarterly. Follow her

🥀 Rod A. White has operated a full-time writing/ghostwriting/editing business since 2010, providing articles, blog posts, ebooks, books, and other writing services to a global clientele. Rod also enjoys creating his own short stories, novels, screenplays, comic books, graphic novels, etc. He’s had numerous short stories accepted for publication recently.

Equip your quills, your keyboards, your prickled fingertips to write in blood. Whatever your weapon of choice is, here's our 100-word micro-fic prompt. Reply in the comments with your 100-word story - no more than that. At the start of the next month we will share a couple of our favorites. This week's micro-fic prompt: DANCE UNDER THE MOON

Tales, tarots and terrors await. Here's a glimpse of some of our Patreon subscribers tarot readings. What will the cards have in store for you? patreon.com/lastgirlsclub