Flash Fiction: Oblivion by Jonathan Cardew
The funniest thing I ever said was: I feel like I’m falling into a black hole.
Category Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: If Daphne Still Had a Mouth by Nora Wagner
I imagine this is how it feels to be a mother.
Flash Fiction: What to do About by Gillian Leichtling
Sometimes the babies skitter across a beam, their needle claws clutching the wood, breath pulsing in their bellies, tail fringes like question marks.
Flash Fiction: Overhead Lights by Megan Cannella
She had a feeling, and now, she had to do something about it, didn’t she?
Flash Fiction: Feeder by Marissa Higgins
People move on from misunderstandings, her mother told the sisters. People don’t just destroy a family over a confusion.
Flash Fiction: Manifest and Latent Functions and Dysfunctions by Saul Lemerond
Burritos are good when you’re eating them, then they’re gone. They are too much like all his past relationships.
Flash Fiction: Solomon Carries On by Janelle Bassett
And that’s how I spent an entire day living according to the rhythms of a bereaved turtle.
Flash Fiction: Ladder by Jihoon Park
My secretary throws me my morning coffee through his window.
Flash Fiction: The Lion’s Tooth by Rachel Kowalsky
I thought about the straight, flat timeline of my life.
Flash Fiction: Clementines by Yunya Yang
He is dirty, germs on his hands, in the gaps of his nails, something invisible and harmful. Something that harms her.
JMWW 