Flash Fiction: In the Moon We Have Everything by Avra Margariti
Have you ever bought a moon from me? she asks, polishing her orbs, piercing me with her eyes. Have you ever held a celestial body between your palms?
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: It Wasn’t a Fit by Lauren Woods
Emma is trying to piece the fragments of her life together and make sense of things.
Flash Fiction: The Tiny Horse by Ronni Shalev
We found him one morning in my wardrobe.
Flash Fiction: All Things Come to an End by Pamela Painter
What has come to an end is conversation.
Flash Fiction: How Well the Place by Matthew Jakubowski
You hold your boy as he sobs.
Flash Fiction: Chinese Mermaids by Stephanie Isan
Sabina missed her mother’s old face, the one she could no longer remember.
Flash Fiction: Jacarandas by Elizabeth Collison
Taking up everything that he could and turning it into, well, nothing.
Flash Fiction: To Tame a Witch by A.D. Sui
To tame a witch, do not burn her at the stake and do not plunge her into deep water.
Flash Fiction: Guest by Anastasia Lugo Mendez
The light through his body falls strangely, it says something of gauze, dirty glass, fog on a river.
Flash Fiction: Anatomy of Three Instructions by Harsimran Kaur
materials needed: dead & unpeaceful hands, furry tape.
JMWW 