Flash Fiction: Feeder by Marissa Higgins
People move on from misunderstandings, her mother told the sisters. People don’t just destroy a family over a confusion.
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: Manifest and Latent Functions and Dysfunctions by Saul Lemerond
Burritos are good when you’re eating them, then they’re gone. They are too much like all his past relationships.
Flash Fiction: Solomon Carries On by Janelle Bassett
And that’s how I spent an entire day living according to the rhythms of a bereaved turtle.
Flash Fiction: The Lion’s Tooth by Rachel Kowalsky
I thought about the straight, flat timeline of my life.
Flash Fiction: Clementines by Yunya Yang
He is dirty, germs on his hands, in the gaps of his nails, something invisible and harmful. Something that harms her.
Flash Fiction: Father’s Fabric by Xueyi Zhou
I grew in oversized male T-shirts, wearing them as nightdresses, grew out of them, then in fake Nike hoodies, Levi’s sweaters, Tommy Hilfiger dresses.
Flash Fiction: The Most Boy Part of Him by Thomas Kearnes
But desire leads to disappointment—always.
Flash Fiction: What to do when a wildfire threatens your home by Tom Walsh
Call whoever’s home into the kitchen. Count heads.
Flash Fiction: Sebastian, Tell by Richard Leise
What do we make of someone who forces us to question our beliefs?
Flash Fiction: All The Things We Can’t Say, We Tap Instead by Chelsea Stickle
The year Kelly’s mom died was the year she taught me Morse code.
JMWW 