Flash Fiction: Just Numbers by Eleonora Balsano
You watch Casablanca and crave powerful, everlasting, cursed love.
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Beginner’s Guide to Five Flash Fiction Writers and Their Unique Styles by Mandira Pattnaik
Here are five flash fiction writers we recommended reading and why:
Flash Fiction: Dave by Erik Fatemi
She had a boyfriend in New York City, she said.
Flash Fiction: The Dirty Weekend by Patience Mackarness
In the Seventies everyone had home slide-shows.
Flash Fiction: The Major Release by Josh Rank
She was one of those people that truly believed the world could change.
Flash Fiction: Jetstar 88 by Bonnie Proudfoot
How one thing can erase a lifetime of wait.
Flash Fiction: Air Show by Curtis Smith
The boy’s breadth of knowledge concerns his father. The child’s obsessions, his tape-recorder memory.
Flash Fiction: You Can Be Good by R.S. Powers
Everyone working knows Hugo is older than thirty, that he was in prison for drugs, that during his interview the green-haired day-shift manager (drunk) thought Hugo’s faded GOD=LOVE knuckle tattoos read GOB-LIN!
Flash Fiction: Only Fiddling by Joseph Tepperman
But what, after all, explained Fiddler on the Roof’s supernatural longevity?
How Far I’ve Come: An interview with Kim Magowan by Yasmina Din Madden
One thing I love about flash is that it lends itself to experimental forms—you can get away with doing bizarre things if a story is very short.
JMWW 