Sentences with phrase «flash fiction story coming»

I'm also committed to writing an article releasing in January for a print magazine, and I have a new flash fiction story coming out in December (The Trouble With Tribble) through an anthology called Stories On The Go.

Not exact matches

Each month, read contemporary stories by up - and - coming and established fiction authors, and classic flash - length stories from famous authors whose content is in the public.

Then, flicking through Twitter earlier today, I came across 99Fiction, a flash fiction website with a free online competition for stories of 99 words or less.

COMING UP SHORT Dear Author Enabler, Within the last three months, I've written about 40 short stories (flash fiction — less than 1,000 words).

I would also say flash fiction is related to poetry, but only when it comes to the economic use of the most effective words and by creating impressions in the mind of the reader, forcing the reader to «sense» the story.

When it comes to writing, Elizabeth has been shortlisted in the following competitions: Francis MacManus 2013 (Short Story), Penguin / RTE Guide 2013 (short story), Powers / Irish Times 2013 (flash fiction), Writing.ie / Anam cara 2013 & 2012 (flash fiction), Writers & Artists / Anam Cara 2013 (flash fiction) and Aesthetica Creative Works 2011 (poeStory), Penguin / RTE Guide 2013 (short story), Powers / Irish Times 2013 (flash fiction), Writing.ie / Anam cara 2013 & 2012 (flash fiction), Writers & Artists / Anam Cara 2013 (flash fiction) and Aesthetica Creative Works 2011 (poestory), Powers / Irish Times 2013 (flash fiction), Writing.ie / Anam cara 2013 & 2012 (flash fiction), Writers & Artists / Anam Cara 2013 (flash fiction) and Aesthetica Creative Works 2011 (poetry).

I had a few things come out, but I'd really like to use most of this space to promote the stories in Mixed Up: Cocktail Recipes (and Flash Fiction) for the Discerning Drinker (and Reader).

I have written many stories that started out as flash fiction pieces, but I never seen to be able to come up with my own prompts.

But in December a short story came to me out of nowhere (flash fiction, literally) and I wrote it in one week's time.

We'll reveal Adele's flash fiction story to you shortly, but in the meantime, let's come up with more fun in the form of photo captions.

She is a member of Kelley Armstrong's writing forums, successfully completed NaNoWriMo 2010, and will have four flash fiction stories published by Pill Hill Press in the DAILY FLASH 2012: 366 DAYS OF FLASH FICTION (LEAP YEAR EDITION) anthology coming out in the fall of flash fiction stories published by Pill Hill Press in the DAILY FLASH 2012: 366 DAYS OF FLASH FICTION (LEAP YEAR EDITION) anthology coming out in the fall ofiction stories published by Pill Hill Press in the DAILY FLASH 2012: 366 DAYS OF FLASH FICTION (LEAP YEAR EDITION) anthology coming out in the fall of FLASH 2012: 366 DAYS OF FLASH FICTION (LEAP YEAR EDITION) anthology coming out in the fall of FLASH FICTION (LEAP YEAR EDITION) anthology coming out in the fall oFICTION (LEAP YEAR EDITION) anthology coming out in the fall of 2011.

But, if it helps, when I'm writing such short flash fiction, my first draft usually comes in at twice the prescribed length, then it's just a matter of distilling the story and tightening the prose.

We'll reveal Adele's flash fiction story to you shortly, but in the meantime, let's come up with more -LSB-...]

A reader comes to a blog with a set of expectations in mind, expectations that they have to overcome when they're dealing with a serialized fiction blog (not so with short stories, or flash fiction — for these, blogs are extremely well suited as a presentation form).