Sentences with phrase «of flash fiction published»

It was a precocious high school freshman who introduced me to the adorable boxed set of flash fiction published by McSweeney's, One Hundred and Forty Five Stories in a Small Box: Hard to Admit and...

It was a precocious high school freshman who introduced me to the adorable boxed set of flash fiction published by McSweeney's, One...

It was a precocious high school freshman who introduced me to the adorable boxed set of flash fiction published by McSweeney's, One Hundred and Forty Five Stories in a Small Box: Hard to Admit and Harder to Escape, How the Water Feels to the Fishes, and Minor Robberies.

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Strangelet is a paying journal of speculative fiction that is looking for flash fiction, short stories and comics for their September issue, edited by Bill Campbell of Rosarium Publishing.

Over the past few years, whole new worlds of opportunity have opened up — indie publishing, self - publishing, POD publishing, e-publishing, excerpting, flash fiction, fan fiction, serials, Kindle Singles, and more...

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.

(I've just had a flash fiction story inspired by our mobile library accepted for a new anthology, Change the Ending, to be published shortly — more news of that soon!)

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.

Flash fiction published by SmokeLong has been recognised by the Pushcart Prize, Best of the Web, Best Small Fictions and the Wigleaf Top 50.

FIRESIDE http://www.firesidefiction.com/submissions/ Fireside publishes original, previously unpublished flash fiction of up to 1,000 words and short stories of 1,500 to 4,000 words.

I've had two stories about libraries published this year, one in Eating My Words, the official anthology of National Flash Fiction Day, and the other in Change The Ending, which...

Originally, I had some of my short stories (flash fiction and longer short stories) published in various anthologies in a more traditional way (write - > slush pile - > accept or reject - > contract - > payment - > promotion).

I've had a ton of short work published in a wide variety of print and online venues, so if you enjoy flash fiction, short stories, and essays, please check out my publications page, where you'll find links and a complete list of my credits.

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

* «Make Your Fiction Flash» by Pamelyn Casto and Geoffrey Fuller was published in the October 2002 issue of Writer's Digest.

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

A collection of flash fiction, A Binary Heart, was published in 2017 by Finishing Line Press.

Coming in August, Penelope's books continue to be published with the final continuation of the Body Revolution series, Body Revolution Solution — My 30 Minute Journey # 3 (Body Revolution Series), along with her journey into Flash Fiction and a romance novel coming in the fall.

His fiction has been published in the following: Adelaide Literary Magazine; Bethlehem Writers» Roundtable; Freedom Fiction Journal; Full of Crow; Fiction Magazines; Tincture; Flash: The International Short Short Story Magazine; Aaduna; MacGuffin; Gothic City Press; Alfie Dog Press; Milvia Street; anfiction has been published in the following: Adelaide Literary Magazine; Bethlehem Writers» Roundtable; Freedom Fiction Journal; Full of Crow; Fiction Magazines; Tincture; Flash: The International Short Short Story Magazine; Aaduna; MacGuffin; Gothic City Press; Alfie Dog Press; Milvia Street; anFiction Journal; Full of Crow; Fiction Magazines; Tincture; Flash: The International Short Short Story Magazine; Aaduna; MacGuffin; Gothic City Press; Alfie Dog Press; Milvia Street; anFiction Magazines; Tincture; Flash: The International Short Short Story Magazine; Aaduna; MacGuffin; Gothic City Press; Alfie Dog Press; Milvia Street; and more.

A few years ago, I published a book of flash fiction called Sawn - off Tales.

For a long time in the United States, the only [flash fiction] tradition was a kind of one - page story published by consumer magazines like Ladies Home Journal.

Everything from microscopically short flash fiction and haiku, to epic tome - length entries can bring about vital publicity and put writers» works in front of publishing industry experts.

I published a flash fiction collection called New Skin in January, and I republished my contribution to Holly Lisle's Adventure of Creation anthology, Finding Light, as a stand alone short story just a few days ago.

2012 Fall Flash Fiction Competition Finalist, Tuscany Press Novel Prize for BLOOD OF A STONE Violinist, Phoenix College Symphony Instructor, Creative Writing for community groups and libraries (including numerous grants) Freelance editor Short Fiction and Creative Nonfiction published in dozens of literary magazines Blogger, Jeanne's Writing DeOF A STONE Violinist, Phoenix College Symphony Instructor, Creative Writing for community groups and libraries (including numerous grants) Freelance editor Short Fiction and Creative Nonfiction published in dozens of literary magazines Blogger, Jeanne's Writing Deof literary magazines Blogger, Jeanne's Writing Desk

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.

I've had two stories about libraries published this year, one in Eating My Words, the official anthology of National Flash Fiction Day, and the other in Change The Ending, which used flash fiction to foster positive outcomes for local government — an unusual and inventive use of ficFlash Fiction Day, and the other in Change The Ending, which used flash fiction to foster positive outcomes for local government — an unusual and inventive use of fFiction Day, and the other in Change The Ending, which used flash fiction to foster positive outcomes for local government — an unusual and inventive use of ficflash fiction to foster positive outcomes for local government — an unusual and inventive use of ffiction to foster positive outcomes for local government — an unusual and inventive use of fictionfiction!

Everything from microscopically short flash fiction and haiku, to epic tome - length entries can bring about vital publicity and put writers» works in front of publishing industry... [Read more...]

Flash Fiction Anthology published 12th of November 2011 written during Rachael Harrie's «Blog Building Campaign 2011»

Atticus Review is a daily online journal that publishes fiction, flash, poems, creative nonfiction, video, music, book reviews, cartoons, animation, and whatever else we find worthy of eyes.

Four years since that first gallop — and several falls later — I am thrilled that several of my flashes and my essay, Memoir to Flash Fiction and Back Again, feature as part of a collection from four other memoirists in our newly published Anthology:

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!).

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.

Tomorrow, the garden gnomes will publish their first flash fiction story as a part of this month's Flim - Flim Game.

She has recently published her short novella, Heart of the Mountain and, in Mixed Blessings: Genrellly Speaking anthology, also a flash fiction «Space Junk».

But then I remembered a flash fiction that came out of a writing exercise last year, Space Junk (published in in Mixed Blessings: Genre - lly Speaking, Breath of Fresh Air Press, 2016), and the ideas took shape.

Nancy Stohlman and Kathy Fish have 25 years of combined experience writing, publishing, and teaching flash fiction, and they are bringing their expertise together in a new venture — to gather serious writers of flash fiction together in amazing locations in order to generate ideas, friendships, craft lessons, and give you the precious gift of time and inspiration for your writing.

She is the creator and curator of The Fbomb Flash Fiction Reading Series, the creator of FlashNano in November, a founding member of Fast Forward Press, and her work has been published in over 100 journals and anthologies including the forthcoming Norton anthology New Microfictions (2018).

I am an aspiring author and have not had anything published, as yet, although there are a number of my short stories and flash fiction pieces on the web.

Kathy Fish and Nancy Stohlman have 25 years of combined experience writing, publishing, and teaching flash fiction, and they are bringing their expertise together.

I've been writing fiction for over thirty years, and so far I've published seven novels, two novellas, and a collection of flash fiction.

Paul's stories are widely published in print and online in the following magazines amongst others: Connecticut Review, Literary Orphans, Blue Fifth, Litro, Playboy, Jellyfish Review, Brilliant Flash Fiction, Molotov Cocktail, and Thrice Fiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FicFlash Fiction, Molotov Cocktail, and Thrice Fiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FFiction, Molotov Cocktail, and Thrice Fiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FFiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro Ficflash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro Ffiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FictionFiction.

Del Sol Review seeks to publish unsolicited work in the categories of speculative fiction of all kinds as well as poetry, prose poetry, creative nonfiction, short stories, and flash fiction.

Tammy's poem «Twas the Night Before Blood Moon» will be published in Pill Hill Press's Leap Year Edition of Daily Flash 2012: 366 Days of Flash Fiction, and she is a proud mother whose son is the joy and light of her life.

Her work has been shortlisted for the Mashstories.com competition, appeared in Flash Fiction Magazine, and been published in Twice Upon a Time, an anthology of retold fairy tales.

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 201of 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 201OF 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 201of 2011.

Writing flash fiction (which I still do over at Carrot Ranch but haven't been publishing here lately purely because of time constraints) has helped my writing in so many ways, so I have both Sarah and Charli — chief Buckaroo at Carrot Ranch!

Also, without blogging and the support of all those people, I probably wouldn't have had the guts to self - publish not only one but two ebooks / collections of my flash fiction.

Prior to writing the Charlotte Anthony Mysteries I self published a small book of flash fiction stories.

Originally published in 2011, this second edition contains 9 original stories and 4 flash fiction pieces released from my story vault, all written in the tradition of R. A. Lafferty, Robert Sheckley and Douglas Adams.

Also in this issue: flash fiction from Eileen Malone, a parable by Paul Negri, a memoir from the archives by Diana Woods (published in 2012 shortly before her death) and a vibrant mural of Salvador Dali by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra.