Tag: Flash Fiction
Protected: NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge Round 1 – Light Play
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Summer Chaos at Theta Station
Too many balls in the air! I’m glad I’m not actually in space as I juggle the next few weeks. Those balls would stay up there and never... Read More
Misconceptions
So this was my one entry into the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Competition 2020. I missed the deadline on the second round!! Its a nil-pointer, but got some... Read More
Cold Storage – A Flash Fiction Story
When a research assistant opens his late professor’s safety deposit box, he finds an unexpected link to his own past. My thanks to Nora McKinney for providing editorial... Read More
The Layer Cake Mystery
On an anniversary trip with his wife, a retired doctor solves a small mystery. A dapper young man bounded down the sweeping staircase of the hotel. He almost... Read More
What is Flash Fiction?
And why do I love it? Imagine a short story, made shorter, condensed, focused into its most sparing yet most interesting part, and you have flash fiction. Flash... Read More
(Wedding) Breakfast at Furbelows
When Mary’s wedding plans are derailed, she turns to her friend for help. This story is revised from one submitted to the 2015 NYC Midnight Competition I look... Read More