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I was hooked after one, wrote a horror flash fiction for an anthology the next day, and then decided I would adopt the platform of Flash Fiction on my website.

You will also find dazzling examples of flash fiction on the Internet, in all its many forms, guises, and under all its many names.

Not exact matches

There again, this could be a great theme for a flash fiction collection, each story focusing on a different reviewer of the same book.

Here's an example through my innocuous flash fiction, below, based on a set of questions I was asked when nominated last week for the Real Neat Blog Award by Darlene (a real neat blogger).

Having a butterfly mind is part and parcel of being a short - form writer, as I am, churning out short stories, flash fiction, blog posts and journalism, never dwelling on any one project for long.

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Well, the cover shows a big bold butterfly as a shorthand indicator that this collection of flash fiction stories are all about transformation.It's due to be released as an ebook on Saturday, and between now and then I've got to put some serious hours into the editing and formatting process.

But for now, I'm heading off to slip on one of my many other writing hats — working on my new collection of flash fiction, Quick Change, due out next month.

The first article I've written for them was an introduction to flash fiction, and it was published to coincide with National Flash Fiction Day on 21st June, when I also officially launched my new ebook collection of flash, Quick Chflash fiction, and it was published to coincide with National Flash Fiction Day on 21st June, when I also officially launched my new ebook collection of flash, Quick fiction, and it was published to coincide with National Flash Fiction Day on 21st June, when I also officially launched my new ebook collection of flash, Quick ChFlash Fiction Day on 21st June, when I also officially launched my new ebook collection of flash, Quick Fiction Day on 21st June, when I also officially launched my new ebook collection of flash, Quick Chflash, Quick Change.

Posting weekly flash fiction is a great way to get involved with the #FridayFlash community on Twitter, and it's an easy way to build a network of followers if you're all sharing flashes and chatting about them.

You can also go cruise on Google for other «best of 2015» fiction lists, such as those from or by Small Presses, Independent Publishers, more Indie / Self - Pubbed authors, Debuts, Flash Fiction, and on fiction lists, such as those from or by Small Presses, Independent Publishers, more Indie / Self - Pubbed authors, Debuts, Flash Fiction, and on Fiction, and on and on.

I published my first collection of flash fiction, Quick Change, in 2014 to mark National Flash Fiction Day, which takes place on 21st June — the shortest night in the northern hemisphere and the shortest day south of the equflash fiction, Quick Change, in 2014 to mark National Flash Fiction Day, which takes place on 21st June — the shortest night in the northern hemisphere and the shortest day south of the efiction, Quick Change, in 2014 to mark National Flash Fiction Day, which takes place on 21st June — the shortest night in the northern hemisphere and the shortest day south of the equFlash Fiction Day, which takes place on 21st June — the shortest night in the northern hemisphere and the shortest day south of the eFiction Day, which takes place on 21st June — the shortest night in the northern hemisphere and the shortest day south of the equator.

The amount of words spent on this makes the Wheel of Time saga look like flash fiction.

He has two novels out on kindle as well as a collection of flash fiction, a website on each of the novels «A, B&E» and «Not In My Name» and a YouTube channel with 16 book - related videos.

On the subject of flash fiction (which, by the way, is just another term for very short stories), if you sign up to my book launch emailing list (only used when I've got a new book to shout about), you'll be able to download a free ebook of my own flash fiction collection, Quick Change.

For an example on a piece of flash fiction, see my short piece below, entitled «The Cloaked Man».

Because of your limit on words, flash fiction requires that.

A few months ago, I published a series of short - short stories (also known as «Flash Fiction») based on pictures that I'd taken.

Tommy Dean is the author of a flash fiction chapbook entitled Special Like the People on TV from Redbird Chapbooks.

Together, my students and I will discover whether flash fiction is a passing fancy among the literati or whether all communicators can borrow traits from writers of flash fiction: an obsessive attention to detail, an awareness of form and structure on both the macro and micro levels, an understanding of how image and description charms the reader, and an appreciation of how minimalism diffuses our anxieties.

I was just on the faculty of a writing conference with a man who has founded a magazine (three, actually) based on the concept of «flash fiction.»

«These bursts of illumination, some less than a page long — evoking shock, wonder, laughter, all with a tantalizing sense of completion — establish flash fiction on a global scale.

Flash fictions like this are everywhere: A loving couple watching the sunset turns out to be in the midst of a suicide pact, the girl being groped on the bus turns out to be a pickpocket.

On the Poets & Writers online database of literary magazines, a search for literary magazines that publish the subgenre «flash fiction» yields 278 results.

Submissions Deadline: Open Automatic Pilot is a biannual print on demand and digital publication which welcomes submissions of poetry, short stories, flash fiction, micro fiction, and novel extracts from emerging,...

Flash fiction writing advice so often focuses on moderation — on cutting out needless words, creating this myth of a world where every word matters, where the writer exerts complete control over every choice.

I predict that soon we will also be seeing a lot more of what the multi-media artists can do with flash fiction on the Internet.

Plenty of authors post free flash fiction, short stories, and the like to give people a taste of their writing so they'll be willing to spend money on the «real» stuff.

There's a homely quality to flash fiction, which is somehow touching — that spot of prose, lonely on a page or two, when we are used to seeing (and if you're my student's brother, avoiding) the thicker covenants of «full - length» stories and novels and essays.

This is the kind of thing I imagine being foisted on literary readers by those who would defend flash fiction as something that appeals to the short attention span.

Publish something every month (at least 12 publications)-- most of these will probably be short stories or flash fiction anthologies, but I also intend to be working on some longer - format fiction, and probably some non-fiction too.

Regardless, I think you need to differentiate not on the format of the material (i.e., long - form vs. short - form) but more on the objective of the material (i.e., novel, novella, essay, treatise, flash fiction, etc.).

Inspired by my trip to Gettysburg for the 150th anniversary of the battle, this flash fiction piece was originally submitted for a contest on The Colors of My Soul, and can be found here.

Fiction: Inspired by my trip to Gettysburg for the 150th anniversary of the battle, this flash fiction piece was originally submitted for a contest on The Colors of My Soul, and can be founFiction: Inspired by my trip to Gettysburg for the 150th anniversary of the battle, this flash fiction piece was originally submitted for a contest on The Colors of My Soul, and can be founfiction piece was originally submitted for a contest on The Colors of My Soul, and can be found here.

June 2006 — Flash Fiction reading on the Sci - Fi Traveling Show — Yes, part of the interview session is out, this one my reading of a Flash Fiction piece.

If you've never heard of flash fiction, it's usually an exercise where authors have a limited amount of time to write about a subject based on prompts given to them.

Wanderlust is the right word — she's got a wide variety of titles on the way, from a flash fiction compilation to a fracking romance set in South Africa.

I was also given the suggestion of posting flash fiction or short stories on an author blog, which also makes sense to me, since giving readers a taster of my writing style to draw them to buying my books makes total sense to me.

Charli's prompt for this week's Flash Fiction challenge of «Juxtaposition «(see full explanation below) had me thinking, because it seems that a few of you would like me to carry on with Muriel's story, which actually started out as Ken's... Continue reading →

And the Rodeo Fest Kick Off Party goes live on Facebook October 3rd announcing the cover reveal of our very first Flash Fiction Anthology!

From an unexpected twist on a classic Christmas tale and a soldier returning home from war to a pair of girls waiting for an unlikely Christmas wish to come true and a creepy evening in a museum, fill your briefest moments with this collection of 18 flash fiction stories.Commuting to work?

I met Charli soon after, galloping in on a cloud of dust from Somerset to the Wild West, intrigued by her weekly flash fiction prompts.

You will find some of my short stories, flash fiction, and poetry on my blog and I hope you enjoy reading them.

1 explores the literary art of flash fiction, beginning with the earliest compilations at Carrot Ranch and later pieces based on a new flash fiction prompt.

Definitions can vary depending on the market, but generally, complete stories of fewer than 1,500, 1,000, 500 or even 300 words can be classified as flash fiction.

Blog updated on Mondays, usually with a Middle Grade spotlight, and Fridays with a bit of Flash fiction and a blog hop.

I would never have dared splash such a story on the walls of the Summerhouse if not for flash fiction and the wonderful writing freedom it unleashed (and a few of you telling me you enjoyed it when I first published it here, thank you!).

But come to think of it, your including flash fiction on your site and participating at Carrot Ranch is an example of literary citizenship!

On the other hand, a more specific goal (e.g. earn 50 rejections for fiction of 1,000 + words) could have dissuaded me from writing more flash or submitting nonfiction that will now be published.