Flash Fiction Friday
To wind up the week, we have some short fiction for your reading enjoyment. Please click below to check out this week’s contributions: Darla M. Sands Nikkie Memmott Now Taurus and Taurus
Continue reading →To wind up the week, we have some short fiction for your reading enjoyment. Please click below to check out this week’s contributions: Darla M. Sands Nikkie Memmott Now Taurus and Taurus
Continue reading →Each Friday, the writers of the Writer’s Retreat reflect on their favorite flash fiction ficlets created over the course of the week, or sometimes even farther back, or maybe even something brand-spanking new. While we never know quite what we’ll … Continue reading →
My Secret Life as an Author Hello, my name is Stacey Harlowe. That’s me, in the white SUV idling behind you in the long line of cars waiting to drop off kids at Emerson Elementary this morning. I’m just another … Continue reading →
The Element of Fire Evelyn ran down the steps of the Church, where she had been praying for Hugo. She dashed along the cobbled lane towards their home, heart pumping, lungs heaving and muscles burning with the exertion. He was … Continue reading →
The Night Is A Harsh Mistressby A. Catherine Noon Chapter 8Rachel sighed. She’d taken a break at a Borders just around the corner from the 7-Eleven. It had been fun to zone out and people-watch for a while, but eventually … Continue reading →
Mark sat at his computer silently studying the image on the screen. Cassioux, the character on the cover, had defeated evil and claimed the kingdom. He should be triumphant, even if he did have to sacrifice the woman. Women were … Continue reading →
Rachel hung up the phone with the client she’d successfully served. The man sounded angry but vindicated. He agreed to her final payment with no argument and said he’d mail it right away. She glanced at the Greene file yet … Continue reading →
MAY FLASH FICTION CARNIVAL DISGUISES Thank you to our three loyal participants in this month’s Flash Fiction Carnival: The Wrong Kind of Fantasy – Susan Helene Gottfried Dagget – Unhinged The Russian Jades, Chapter 2 – A. Catherine Noon
Continue reading →Every Friday, we will post links to a collection of flash pieces written by our contributing Authors and guests. They may be related to the same prompt, they may be randomly assembled, they will always be enjoyable. This week, we … Continue reading →
The Planter Box by Evilynne For the Flash Fiction Carnival April Topic-Elements Angie stood over her kitchen table and dug into the fragrant, cool potting soil that filled her gaily painted planter box. It was soothing, dark and full of … Continue reading →