Flash Fiction: A Three-Step Manual for Living by Michael Blackburn
First, two to five (never all, never none) of the ant’s legs fly off from its thorax and abdomen.
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Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: Surface Tension by Thea Boodhoo
Holding onto something that burns her is a skill of will that will stay with her for decades, maybe her whole life. But she doesn’t know that yet.
Flash Fiction: I Know I Owe You Something by Jason Peck
I already know the order from the other night. A wrap, veggie. Fries on the side. The two gin and tonics I made disappear.
Flash Fiction: The Lord’s Bears by Carolyn Oliver
“After the prophet went away, they came for us.”
Fiction: Feet by Rebekah Bergman
The child’s feet are dirty. “Yuck,” the mother says. “Look how dirty your feet are.” The mother remembers when the child’s feet were dipped in ink. His first steps into […]
Fiction: Passenger by Lituo Huang
This trip had been meant to repair us. Instead, the space between us had grown into a small, silent ghost.
Flash Fiction: United Parcels by Mike Dell’Aquila
I swore to never forget him, to talk to him often, to keep him in my heart. Those were the oaths of children and careless drunks.
Flash Fiction: LifeColor Indoor Latex Paints® – Whites and Reds by Kristen Ploetz
Whites Arrival Hospital Light – AR101 Doctor’s Coat – AR102 Swaddle – AR103 Midnight Feed – AR104 Nonna’s Smile – AR105 First Year Burp Cloth – FY201 First Tooth […]
Flash Fiction: Sandwich by Luke Whisnant
The first time he saw her she was standing across Lexington Avenue next to a soot-streaked snowbank. She was wearing purple mittens and a purple hat and a thigh-length camel’s […]
Flash Fiction: Buildings that equal new and big by Brian Lutz
In Hangzhou, 200 miles away, he had seen big, new buildings. Or were they buildings new, big. Or buildings that equal new and big.
