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  1. Powerful. The reason I keep coming back to your space here is to see how you cleverly you use such few words to create strong, strong images. I’m loose and languid when I write…see, even a comment takes me this long! Ha! and you have to suffer and read. Sorry:)

  2. wow! that was quite an image – I hope it’s fiction and not what’s really going on inside you (it would eat you up otherwise!) Leanne @ cresting the hill

  3. That’s one evil so-and-so! But the term ‘crave’ is right smack dab on the money.

    Reminds me of a book I read a few months ago where the killer skinned his victims alive. I am in awe of writers who can pack so much into so few words!

    LuAnn (approx #369 on the list) @ Back Porchervations
    (and one of co-host AJ Lauer’s #wHooligans)

  4. Leah Miller

    I am amazed with how you manage to get me so gripped with only 100 word! I think you need to start thinking about writing a novel!! Xx #iwouldlikeyouto #atozchallenge

  5. Your character’s craving illustrates a very tortured soul with little chance for redemption. An amateur interpretation, at best, but an honest reply. If the craving is for chocolate, I can definitely relate.

    Gail’s 2016 April A to Z Challenge
    C is for Chili Wisconsin-style and Characters who take Control

  6. What a disturbing but well-written monologue. I’m hoping that the individual who is saying all this has been caught by the authorities and now he is “opening up” during his interrogation.

  7. You certainly have accomplished a dark and descriptive side of craving in 100 words. Good to know your own cravings are similar to mine…chocolate and chocolate…oh, and chocolate. Good job! Thanks for visiting my crochet post…I also crave yarn!

  8. Rebecca Noon, Enjoy a Nooner

    Dark – you’re not kidding! This would be an incredible book, written from the POV of the dark and twisted…the protagonist being the sadist/killer/monster/supernatural being. I would read it…and wonder WTF is going on in the author’s head! Hahaha, I am looking foward to more & am glad to have found you through the challenge!

  9. 100 words is not as easy as it looks; I used a site ‘100 Words a Day’ when I was suffering from writers’ block – the Challenge was – exactly100, for as many months as you could manage. I craved release from it in the end.

  10. Holly Jahangiri

    Hi, Debbie! Darkly disturbing image, this…
    (P.S. At the risk of being in the craver’s crosshairs, here – you can just “crave” a thing. It’s odd to read “crave for.” I crave chocolate; I don’t crave for chocolate. I actually burn with a craving for chocolate (see, you can stick “for” in there if it’s “a craving” – noun, not verb!)

    We writers are a scary lot when we start head-hopping into our villains, aren’t we? πŸ™‚

  11. I missed you blog post the first few days. I bookmarked it so I wouldn’t miss it, but I did. Now that I I found my way back, I won’t miss it again. I’m so impressed with your talent.You’re doing an incredible job writing these dark stories with such few words. They are so menacing and vivid. I clearly detect a serial killer in this piece craving the death of his victim. He needs his kill to quelch his unbearable pain. I’m reading them out of order. I hope that won’t make a difference or mess up the story.

    Melissa Sugar

  12. Oooh very scary. My first thought on reading it was that it was a serial killer, but re-reading it, I picked up on the words “pain” and “physical hurt” so there’s obviously more to it than this. Someone who has been badly hurt or abused and wants revenge? Thanks for hosting #AnythingGoes

  13. Savannah

    Absolutely wonderful! I feel that an entire book could be written on the person portrayed here-you surely are talented! <3 #anythinggoes

  14. This sounds like the perfect first page for a novel that I would read! I love crime thrillers, and crime fiction… All the blood and guts don’t bother me,.
    Pop me over a copy once you finish this book πŸ˜‰
    #AnythingGoes xxx

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