micro fiction
The Smokehouse
The Smokehouse written by: Chris Lihou - Deep in the forest, the old smokehouse emitted a sweet fragrance as the oak...
The Best View
The Best View written by: Ellen Townsend - Michael sat in his favourite part of the cathedral...
The Wounded Colossus
The Wounded Colossus written by: Tony Covatta - Goodbye, you tired, you poor, huddled masses yearning to be free...
Possibilism
Possibilism written by: Johannes Springenseiss - During the wedding reception several guests asked me about my father-in-law...
Sacrificial Lamb
Sacrificial Lamb written by: Marinda Kotze - The detective leans forward, “I can help you set this straight, just tell me the truth...
Innocent Until Proven Guilty
Innocent Until Proven Guilty written by: Diane Bright - Jake slashed with a frenzy he never knew existed inside...
Spelling
Spelling written by: Johannes Springenseiss - I can eat just about anything, except meat from grocery store. For my pork and beef...
How I Overcame Stage Fright
How I Overcame Stage Fright written by: Angela Carlton - My sister went to detox again, the day of my audition...
Widowland
Widowland written by: Johannes Springenseiss - She found out she had MS two weeks before the wedding...
The Hollow
The Hollow written by: Peter Rehn - Crisp, yellowed leaves danced to the ground. The trees readying themselves for a rest....
Donut and Hole
Donut and Hole written by: Tony Covatta - Molly’s husband of 30 years, Mort, suffered from debilitating Parkinson’s...
Retrospecting the Retrospectives
Retrospecting the Retrospectives written by: GiKa - Agile, sprints, retrospectives, backlogs…. jargon most Engineers use these days.
A Rare Bird
A Rare Bird written by: Nicholas De Marino - Emperor Fernando Poo III only looks like a pigeon. He's actually a ravenous...
A Tug on Superman’s Cape
A Tug on Superman's Cape written by: Tony Covatta - “You’re blind, Bob, a mindless hero worshiper.”...
