Wednesday again, so that can only mean one thing……. Friday Fictioneers. A weekly visit to one of the most eclectic libraries on campus, hosted by our ever gracious librarian, Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. A 100 word flash fiction based on the photo prompt provided. It may not be easy but it’s oh so entertaining.
Photo Copyright : Randie Mazie
The swerve of the dragon’s tail slammed against the ancient oak. The ground shook. The trunk swayed. First one body, then another, as Fagin and Doctor Watson hit the ground running. Up above a golden phoenix circled. To the east, a snow-capped peninsular pierced a cloud of silver mist; three little pigs and Gandalf almost at the summit.
Whilst beyond the dragon’s lair, between the dunes and the raging sea, Captain Nemo gave the order to dive. Merlin raised his wand, King Arthur held back the Germans as Mr Magoo saved Private Ryan from the sting of Cleopatra’s asp.
Imagine that!
helen midgley 
Love the idea of Mr Magoo saving Private Ryan!
Lol that’s quite a scene you set
I think that all the heroes from the books have escaped to cause havoc to the world.. 🙂
In this situation I think I would be searching for a quiet corner to hide in where I could still watch from relative safety. I love how much you’ve packed in though.
Wow. Such a lot going on. Well done.
Great idea. A real action piece. 🙂
Fun! Now wouldn’t it be great if there were all in the same book 🙂
(sorry – “there” = “they”)
All those characters under one roof! Thank you for painting that wonderful image 🙂
Yup…only in the library!
A creative taker on the prompt and a great title to explain it all.
A sequel to
“Night at the Museum”
Ben Stiller starring as…?
Randy (with a “y”) 😉
Imagine that indeed! Good one!
Wonderfully inclusive – a very entertaining story. My imagination’s in overdrive reading it.
And it’s all at the library and only at the library. Except it’s also on the internet but not nearly as good. Very inventive piece, and makes the point for sure.
Dear Helen,
And that, my dear, is what you find in a library. Knowledge and imagination. Entertaining piece. I enjoyed it.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Dear Helen, Yes you could find all these possibilities in the library and what was still wondered about would come from your very intelligent mind! Good job and fun story! Nan 🙂