
Use this week's prompt to explore ideas of displacement: the fear and wonder at being transported to a place you've never seen before. You might be transported by imagination, a dream, illness, madness, death, a supernatural event or some freak of nature. But when or where would you go and how would the difference manifest itself?
Guest Judge: Vic Kerry

In "Scarecrow" Vic runs with a metaphorical and very dark interpretation of Elton John's classic song. Kenneth Cavendish survives a tornado but his road back home is no so smoothly paved.
Read Scarecrow and more in "Song Stories" from Song Story Press. Available on Amazon for Kindle this week.
Visit his website to find out more about Vic Kerry: www.vickerry.wordpress.com
The Prompt
*words and phrases in brackets can be replaced creatively (eg. "Grog, I have a feeling we're not in the Stone Age anymore!)
The Rules

- The story must start from the prompt. This means the prompt must be the
first words in the story. - No more than 500 words (not including the prompt). No less than 100 words.
- Any genre (in fact an unexpected genre will get you more brownie points.)
- Entries must be submitted by Tuesday Noon EST0
- If your story would be rated R or NC-17 in a movie, please post a note to that effect at the beginning of your entry.
- The winner of each week's competition will win a kindle copy of "Song Stories: Volume I"
- The winner and runner-ups will be entered into a drawing to win a beautiful paperback edition of song stories
- Have fun!