Flash Fiction: Guest by Anastasia Lugo Mendez
The light through his body falls strangely, it says something of gauze, dirty glass, fog on a river.
Tag Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: Anatomy of Three Instructions by Harsimran Kaur
materials needed: dead & unpeaceful hands, furry tape.
Flash Fiction Reopens on September 3rd!
Summer’s over, our swimsuits are packed away, and Flash Fiction is re-opening tomorrow!
Flash Fiction: Things That Won’t Stay Swallowed by Evan Michael Anderson
In school one day we read that blackholes probably exist all around us.
Flash Fiction: I Met A Fool In The Forest by Jacob Ginsberg
She seemed insane and benign, and I realized she was beautiful.
Flash Fiction: Cargo Cult by Graham Robert Scott
Our university keeps acquiring expensive stuff that it can’t accommodate.
Flash Fiction: Seasonal Fruit by Lindy Biller
There is a comforting order to the repetition.
Flash Fiction: The Children’s Birthday Party by Jennifer Bowen Neergaard
Bring your best unicorn and narwhal costume to celebrate the big day!!
Flash Fiction: Commiseration by Sean Ennis
That we are in decline, if not bottomed-out, seems obvious in the macro.
Flash Fiction: WHO ELSE WOULD YOU BE? by Leslie Pietrzyk
The point is: you chose. You’re twenty-seven years old now, and you chose.
JMWW 