Flash Fiction: Happy Anniversary
An anniversary only comes once a year, the love of your life is waiting; the candles, the view, everything MUST be perfect.
Flash Fiction: Gondola
A beautiful night ends in murder on the gentle waters of Venice. Based on an original 25-word short story.
Flash Fiction: Signature
A night a whimsy turns end in blood, the only evidence a bullet hole and a lipstick stain. Based on an original 25-word short story.
Flash Fiction: More Weight!
Tonight another witch will die. (100-word microfiction in response to Masters of Writing Flash Fiction Challenge)
Flash Fiction: Drowning
“So let me guess, your friends convinced you to leave the house again?” Shane diverted his eyes away from the bathroom mirror. He could not stand to look at himself. It had been two weeks since he had gotten out of bed. Two weeks since he brushed his […]
Smoke and Mirrors
Trump is the change we need in the world, you will never meet a more honest man. His love for his country completely overshadows his love for business and money. He has the peoples’ interests at heart. Sure he’s failed, but doesn’t failure ultimately lead to success? Believe […]
Flash Fiction: Warm Memories
I remember the warmth of the sun; how it felt on my face, how it turned my hair from brown to blonde. I remember the warmth of a good hug and a tender a kiss. It would start in my toes, reach the tips of my fingers, and […]
Flash Fiction: Message Sent
Chase woke up to two missed calls and seven texts. They were all from his ex Logan, their breakup was fresh and she was devastated. “Plz talk to me” “U hurt me” “I love u” “I miss u” “I hate u” “Pick up!” “Check the door.” He scanned […]
Flash Fiction: Time
You wanted fame, money, and power. In return, you overlooked family, fun, and love. You never let yourself rest, always moving with such haste. In the end, are you happy? You’re rich, but are you fulfilled? You have bare shelves in a big house, where are your fond […]
Flash Fiction: 1492
“Sir, I am almost finished with the chapter on indigenous life and the confiscation of their land.” “Johnson, are you mad? We will not speak of such things! Throw it out, now!” “But, but isn’t it a part of American history?” “My boy, we make textbooks for the […]
