flash fiction
A Cure Worse than Death
A Cure Worse than Death written by: Trevor Flanagan - Alicia watched Doctor Stephen Taylor steer his boat through the channel...
Crimson
Crimson written by: Thompson Emate As she stepped into the room, she noticed a bright smile on...
Speedy Delivery
Speedy Delivery written by: Anastasia Loginova - Blossom was driven by a swirling mix of shame and anger. She wanted to escape...
The Hardest Thing
The Hardest Thing written by: Steven Whitaker - The room stood dimly lit and quiet. Occasional sounds of conversation and soft electronic...
Consciousness of Guilt
Consciousness of Guilt written by: Richard Bishop - Charles opened the door to find her standing on his front step, flashing a grin...
The Beach Cottage
The Beach Cottage written by: Angela Carlton - I am washing my hands at the beach cottage, when the phone rings...
Once, Years Ago
Once, Years Ago written by: Katie Fitzgerald - Once, years ago, when Ariana was a newborn, I scolded the neighbor girl, Julia...
A Hint of Rosemary
A Hint of Rosemary written by: E.S. Canela - “...and rosemary, girl. Don’t forget the rosemary.” “Yes, Mother Thyme.”...
His Late Wife
His Late Wife written by: Jo Gatenby - My husband, Bill, told everyone who’d listen that I was his ‘late wife’...
The Hatter’s Tale
The Hatter's Tale written by: W. Glewicz - When working on my craft, which consists largely in the careful measurement...
Falling with Jelly Beans and Clouds
Falling with Jelly Beans and Clouds written by: Verity Mason - I must be dreaming; one sock hangs limply from my foot...
Jack, the Bean Stalker
Jack, the Bean Stalker written by: Lou Storey - I should have squished him on our first meeting...
The Magic of Easter
The Magic of Easter written by: Phyllis Souza - On Easter morning-- Like a solitary star in the sky, awaiting the first light of day...
Trailer Park Bandits
Trailer Park Bandits written by: William Falo - Nobody wanted to deliver mail to the trailer park. I just started working...
