Flash Fiction Friday: February 2014 07. Feb / Flash Fiction / No Comments On the first Friday of every month, we are all about the flash fiction. That means short little tales, usually under 1000 words. That’s a lot of story for not a lot of words. Nothing To Be Ashamed Of by Gerri Brightwell // June 2011 Word Riot // free A woman comes home from grocery shopping to find her alcoholic husband on the kitchen floor. Bonnie and Clyde by Lia Mitchell // December 2013 Flash Fiction Online // free The security guard at a bank makes a judgement during a robbery. #578 by Foster Trecost // Nanoism // free Too short for synopsis. Dangling Now, in the Erotic City of Ghosts by Heather Fowler // Winter 2014 Contrary Magazine // free In the Erotic City of Ghosts, what sorts of things might you see?
Flash Fiction Friday: February 2014
Nothing To Be Ashamed Of by Gerri Brightwell // June 2011 Word Riot // free
A woman comes home from grocery shopping to find her alcoholic husband on the kitchen floor.
Bonnie and Clyde by Lia Mitchell // December 2013 Flash Fiction Online // free
The security guard at a bank makes a judgement during a robbery.
#578 by Foster Trecost // Nanoism // free
Too short for synopsis.
Dangling Now, in the Erotic City of Ghosts by Heather Fowler // Winter 2014 Contrary Magazine // free
In the Erotic City of Ghosts, what sorts of things might you see?
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