Flash Novella Excerpt by Meg Pokrass
On our stoop, luck clears its throat like a Mormon missionary and walks away.
Flash Fiction
Sparkly Plans, Grease, and Luck
Feb 23, 2015
Lost Wax
Feb 02, 2015
Flash Fiction by Leonard Kress
Sol’s divorce isn’t final, but at this moment, he knows he wants this hot, hod-carrying girl.
The Tea Party of Lewis Carroll
Nov 24, 2014
Chapbook Excerpt by William Todd Seabrook
'You will not make it to heaven on jokes alone,' the Bishop said.
Sure
May 14, 2014
Flash Fiction by Kathryn Gahl
She indulged in hot baths, scoured Goodwill for school clothes, and patched the roof.
A Small Thing
Apr 23, 2014
Flash Fiction by Missy-Marie Montgomery
Maybe feeling for a minute that I was a prize—so obviously devoted and still sort of pretty, even.
Deaf Uncle
Mar 03, 2014
TW Prizewinning Flash Fiction by Charlotte M. Porter
His father, Ronald “Beau” Rutledge, III, pronounced coin like co-win although he didn’t care a fig for teamwork.
Three Stories
Jun 04, 2012
Flash Fiction by Joanne Avallon
It’s the kind of beauty she knows will disappear if she blinks.
