Flash Fiction: Ruthlessly, Denying by Tommy Dean
This was the difference for a mother, every goddamn thing reminded you of your children.
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: The Grand Am by Tyler Barton
Bad cries were things she hid. They happened in the Pontiac.
ORIGINS: “Remember” by Dan Schwartz
There is a group of us that meets every two weeks, give or take a month, in a low-lit bar attached to a liquor store.
Flash Fiction: When the Aliens Arrive They Will Cut Off Our Wifi by Kelsey Ipsen
The first time I see the UFO is via a 10-second video on twitter.
Flash Fiction: Remember by Dan Schwartz
This story took twenty years to write. At the end a diver goes missing. If you want to stop now, that’s about it.
Bonus Feature: “Cage” by Jeff Landon
I’m finally coming around to pay attention to the shapes of stories and why that matters.
Flash Fiction: Cage by Jeff Landon
“Let’s go smoke up,” Tripp told me, but I knew what he wanted.
Flash Fiction: Anne Who Isn’t Doreen by Holly Pelesky
I didn’t conjure up how this would end before I allowed it to begin.
Flash Fiction: So who Is Len? by Sandra Arnold
My brother is incredulous. “Did you know he wrote poetry?”
Flash Fiction: Letterbox by Lydia Copeland Gwyn
Everything is easy for a man who spent his boyhood separating hides from rabbits like pulling off a tube sock.
