NicoBell
Recently divorced, Mona longs for adventure in the Las Vegas. But after entering a contest to marry Elvis Presley, she finds out she's gotten more than she bargained for.
J. L.
This is a story about a girl's disconnection from those around her while living in a haze of pharmaceuticals.
mark william mills
A woman makes friends with a thing she should have ignored.
Ralph Stefan
Watch what you post on Facebook kids.
mscherer
The search for a man in the God-forsaken back country of Oklahoma.
Kat Gardiner
A snapshot from a young woman's life in the year after she moved to a small town to open an all ages venue and coffee shop with her husband. Set in the Pacific Northwest in 2007
Ralph Stefan
Astrophysicists and Google give the protagonist more than he can bargain for.
hayjitter
A young woman realizes that the magic of requited love does not last forever.
Dwayne
A man reads a social media post from an old crush. As flash fiction, it isn't meant to get much longer.
laurieberke
It's the story about how abuse spreads from the roots through the stem, and eventually flowers in a young family, and takes place right before y2k.
Bellbird
When Ruth suggests a retirement home, Jack seeks a way out.
C. T. Puckett
Your phone's dead, you're on a train and you need to make a call. For some, this is easy, for Mr. Manner, not so much.
Dorothy Rice
Three flash fiction pieces. Ideally can be read as separate or linked.
Dorothy Rice
Flash fiction, just under 1000 words. Old home movies bring back difficult memories for a mother, reveal the past in a new way for the daughter.
laurieberke
A dysfunctional marriage comes to a dystopian ending
laurieberke
A short, short about relationships... or not. It's hard to explain, perhaps it's a non-love story.
Daltonwriting
Something short, something fun. Ever have a phone conversation with someone who won't let you get a word in? This is that story. Plus a little road rage with the holiday season upon us.
LaunaKay
I wrote this in response to a Writer's Digest prompt with a 700-word limit. The prompt: When a man takes lunch to his wife's office, he is told she hasn't worked there in weeks.
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