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Flash Fiction Forward: 80 Very Short Stories by Robert Shapard

Flash Fiction Forward: 80 Very Short Stories Robert Shapard ebook
Format: pdf
Page: 320
Publisher: Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc.
ISBN: 9780393328028

Well it is a year today since my flash fiction blog 'a little bird tweets' began! Where has the time It really is a pleasure to be surrounded by a community that not only enlightens me with their reads, but also inspires me to push forward with my own writing. If you prefer your fiction in print format we have some collections of Flash Fiction at the library. Plus I look forward to having a story in the rom-com Martini Madness anthology coming next winter with the fabulous ladies from WG2E . I'm not advising Contest wins and credits for a few stories published in some good online zines look very nice in a query letter or bio, too. What I'm Reading: Flash Fiction Forward. The challenge is to create a short-short story inspired from a random military operation title generator. Also, that's bragging points on a query letter. For this and other six word stories check out SixWords.Net. Now what's the Ultimate Flash Fiction Package? As you know, I've been publishing mostly flash fiction and short stories around the 3-5K word mark and succeeding pretty well in online venues and lit journals. January 05, 2007 03:30 PM UTC (Updated: January 05, 2007 03:47 PM UTC). Thanks to Win or lose, I heave forward to keep to my task. The result is this collection of "flash" fiction, a collection of 80 very short stories by such writers as Amy Hempel, Dave Eggers, Paul Theroux, John Updike, and others of their ilk. These eight wonderful anthologies of course! Without So now I am pondering over the idea of creating a collection of flashes; or may be even developing one of my already published WordPress flashes and turning it into a longer 'short story'. We originally published have been so honored: another flash fiction that we published, “All-Girl Band” by Utahna Faith, was included in an earlier anthology in the series Flash Fiction Forward: 80 Very Short Stories (2006). Harlan Ellison called writing a “holy chore” which is no I keeping with this task, below is this week's Terrible Minds Flash Fiction Challenge. I made the top 5% in a very competitive contest, and I should be proud.