Flash Fiction: For When The Dishes Pile Up by E.J. Schwartz
Housework is a marriage like any other, your mother told you once.
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: Too Long by Mason Binkley
But most likely it was a combination of these events that explains what happened on the last Sunday of summer.
Flash Fiction: Good Heart by Meagan Lucas
I wonder why her clothes look like the insides of my arms.
Flash Fiction: As If by Jen Ippensen
The people below us look small, but up close we know the size and weight of them.
Flash Fiction: Star Count of Orion by Caroliena Cabada
One long night in December, Orion—yes that Orion—was my lover.
Flash Fiction: Secrets by Roger D’Agostin
I started collecting secrets when I was six.
Flash Fiction: Las Pulgas by Patricia Q. Bidar
All those appendixes floating in jars on their bedside tables like grotesque lava lamps.
Flash Fiction: The Parts that Disappear by Nathan Willis
HOW I disappeared was up to me.
Flash Fiction: Ruthlessly, Denying by Tommy Dean
This was the difference for a mother, every goddamn thing reminded you of your children.
Flash Fiction: The Grand Am by Tyler Barton
Bad cries were things she hid. They happened in the Pontiac.
