flash fiction
I’m Not A Good Liar
I’m Not a Good Liar written by: Linda Chandanais “Good morning, Molly,” Mrs. Stevens calls from her front...
The Delicious Electric Apocalypse
The Delicious Electric Apocalypse written by: Doug Jacquier My ancestors came from Mexico, where people did not...
Ninety Nine Bottoms
Ninety Nine Bottoms written by: Verity Mason Ninety-nine bottoms into my new profession, I’ve mastered the art...
Bike Killer
Bike Killer written by: Doug Hawley @DougHawley8 I don’t drive. Everywhere I need to go I can...
Stranded
Stranded written by: Tim Law There I was, stranded on the side of Main Street, just down...
Lena
Lena written by: Jackie Harvey Crying. Crying, especially by children, is a sound that can transcend most...
Anton’s War
Anton’s War written by: Roger Haydon @RogerHaydon04 He imported most of the spare parts he needed all...
A Lover’s Kiss
A Lover’s Kiss written by: Lisa H. Owens @LisaHOwens Sticky droplets cascaded down my chin. I looked...
Life After Jack
Life After Jack written by: Mike Henry Life hadn’t been easy after Jack had gone. She kept...
The Dancing Dwarf
The Dancing Dwarf written by: Richard Bishop @rbbishopwriter Like all elves, Binka didn’t like magic, and the...
Three Sisters, One Mister
Three Sisters, One Mister written by: Joan Leotta @joanleottawrite Marking the days by the moon’s phases, Mintaka,...
The Kingfisher
The Kingfisher written by: Jim Bates Years ago, I watched a boy as he took his first...
Foxhole
Foxhole written by: David Milner Made a Foxhole under the bed. To shelter from missiles, grenades, machine...
Peasants’ Revolt
Peasants’ Revolt written by: R.C. Gibson @roolovestravel Hatred is like ash. A blackness that infects us one...
