The Short of It: An Interview with Nancy Stohlman by Curtis Smith
I think it’s a great honor to be part of a new and thriving literary movement.
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: Winter by Karen Zlotnick
Handing me the rope, she suggested I call him Winter, a reminder of what he’d endured.
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: Trick Shot by Davis MacMillan
The pandemic hasn’t made things easier.
Flash Fiction: Be Mine by Nicole VanderLinden
She’s run out of candy hearts. It had to happen sometime; a box only holds so much.
Flash Fiction: Shaky Bones by James Cato
Whatever you call the fairies, they’re invasive insects deliquescing our local trees.
Flash Fiction: The Bump by Brittany Terwilliger
I know Scottie is a little shit
Flash Fiction: Specimen by L. Soviero
On top of all of this, she shouldn’t have allowed herself to be so delicate.
Flash Fiction: Rasslab́sia by Gerri Brightwell
It’s like watching him vanish into a pool of dark water
