Published by Seedpod Publishing

Seedpod Publishing posted my twitter fiction today.

The snow swirled around her and she swayed in the wind, just like that kitschy hula dancer he had on his dashboard. @kerryjheckman
— Seedpod Publishing (@seedpodpub) February 12, 2013

"What you do today is important because you are exchanging a day of your life for it." - Unknown

Published by Cuento Magazine

On February 5th and February 8th I was published by Cuento (means "Story" in Spanish) Magazine on Twitter.

Bio: Kerry J. Heckman @kerryjheckman lives and writes in Chicago. She blogs at kerryjheckman.blogspot.com. (#270)
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) February 5, 2013

Whenshe plays it back she changes the details. She thinks everyone doesthat, rearranges the pieces so they can live with the picture.
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) February 5, 2013

Bio: Kerry J. Heckman @kerryjheckmanlives and writes in Chicago. She blogs at kerryjheckman.blogspot.com . (#271)
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) Feb

Decatur is not far from Clinton, but no one will know me there. My crime is a crime of this town; everyone else has forgotten about it.
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) February 8, 2013

"Twilight drops her curtain down and pins it with a star." - Lucy Maud Montgomery 

Published by Seven By Twenty

I've discovered the most amazing thing: twitter fiction. Fiction in 140 characters or less. My first piece of twitter fiction was published today on Seven By Twenty. 

The noise in my head against the quiet clatter of the city train: at any time in the years that followed did you think of me? @kerryjheckman
— Seven By Twenty (@7x20) January 29, 2013

BIO Kerry J. Heckman @kerryjheckman lives and writes in Chicago. She blogs at kerryjheckman.blogspot.com.
— Seven By Twenty (@7x20) January 29, 2013

"Twitter provides us with a wonderful to discuss/confront societal issues. We trend Justin Bieber instead." - Lauren Leto

A Quote...

Free Rice

I'm sure many of you have heard of Free Rice, but I wanted to give it a plug on my blog. Free Rice is a free and easy way to fight hunger, while making you smarter at the same time. All you have to do is go to freerice.com and answer questions. For each question you get right Free Rice donates ten grains of rice through the World Food Programme (I'll ignore the way they spell programme) to help end hunger. I usually do the English vocabulary questions, but there are many other subjects to choose from. Teachers: use it with your students. Easily one of my top ten favorite websites.    

"If you can't feed a hundred people, just feed one." - Mother Teresa