Flash Fiction: The Little Details by Jody Keene
You forget a lot of things as the days unspool.
Category Archives: Fiction
Fiction: Avispón by Jason Schwartzman
People are not as close as they once were, I thought he said.
Flash Fiction: How to Build a Pyramid Fire in the Rain by Natalie Schriefer
Do not walk away from this burgeoning hope of heat and dryness.
Fiction: Cuda by Lorette C. Luzajic
If there is one thing he has learned in all his years of diving and grifting, it is that women love a man with a secret wound.
Fiction: Last Words by Patricia McCrystal
Roads now spread like veins from farm to farm, ferrying cars to every corner of the island while our horses grow rust in the wind.
Flash Fiction: Winter by Karen Zlotnick
Handing me the rope, she suggested I call him Winter, a reminder of what he’d endured.
Fiction: The Shokunin by Michael Somes
“The Shokunin does not speak of his past.”
Flash Fiction: We Are Approaching The Next Station by Claire Gleeson
And the painful inadequacy of this hangs in the car, the pretense that this briefest of visits home will provide some solution, some respite for one or other of them.
Flash Fiction: The Problems Peddler by Candice May
But we aren’t that gullible. We can tell a fake.
Flash Fiction: Target Practice by Jess Moody
Here is my space, and Mona has finally stepped into it.
