flash fiction
You Always Remember Your First
You Always Remember Your First written by: P.A. O’Neil Screech! The noise from the roundabout stops you in...
What is Forever Past is Eternally Present
What is Forever Past is Eternally Present written by: Anna Veress To live is to haunt. “Our...
The Kitchen
The Kitchen written by: Vladimir Andreev @Vladimir_Andrei “Nick, two lamb soups, two ‘Shopska’ salads, one tripe soup,...
Diminishing Light
Diminishing Light written by: Alex Reiner You’ve lost. Emptiness was left behind. Like a seashell at the...
Numbers
Numbers written by: Pia Jirgal 6512 The number of calories in my birthday cake. I had asked...
The Recruits
The Recruits written by: Leslie Rider @writer317537 The Camp Doggett food fight began when Walters hurled chipped...
Next year Henry will go back to being a sheep…
Next year Henry will go back to being a sheep, says Mrs Bottomley written by: Hilary Ayshford @hilary553...
Shortbread Cookies
Shortbread Cookies written by: Jordan Beckett “Can I help you, dear?” Ainslie stared at the bookseller helplessly,...
Midnight Mass
Midnight Mass written by: Lynda Lee I longed to wear the dark blue dress with the red...
The Night he Tripped up Santa
The Night he Tripped up Santa written by: D X Lewis Peter was difficult. His parents agreed...
Of Love and A Christmas Tree
Of Love and A Christmas Tree written by: G. Lynn Brown @GLBrown_Writer It was just an artificial...
Pay It Forward
Pay It Forward written by: Doug Bartlett The wealthy woman was on her way to spend Christmas...
Mrs. Claus
Mrs. Claus written by: R.D. Henry On a starry winter night, Mrs. Claus arrives at Eliza’s Tea...
It’s All Inevitable
It’s All Inevitable written by: Stephen Patmore A shadow loomed over my desk from the approaching plane....
