Ghost in the Graveyard: A five-cent mystery
By Jennifer David Hesse 
As I’ve mentioned, it’s Mystery Week over at Goodreads. (And it's Mystery MONTH, here on my blog!) To participate in the fun, I decided to try my hand at a “five-sentence mystery.”
Such tiny stories—aka flash fiction—are an interesting beast. With so few words, much of the action must take place off screen, so to speak. As a reader, you have to peer between the lines and employ quite a bit of your own imagination. As a writer, you have to be choosy about your word...
As I’ve mentioned, it’s Mystery Week over at Goodreads. (And it's Mystery MONTH, here on my blog!) To participate in the fun, I decided to try my hand at a “five-sentence mystery.”Such tiny stories—aka flash fiction—are an interesting beast. With so few words, much of the action must take place off screen, so to speak. As a reader, you have to peer between the lines and employ quite a bit of your own imagination. As a writer, you have to be choosy about your word...
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