Ekphrasis or ecphrasis is the graphic, often dramatic description of a visual work of art (Wikipedia). Below is the work of art. Now write that "dramatic description" in the form of a 750-word (or less) flash, and since it's Wednesday Therapy Day here at FlashFiction.Net, try to make it cathartic.
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FlashFiction.Net has a singular mission: to prepare writers, readers, editors, and fans for the imminent rise to power of that machine of compression, that hugest of things in the tiniest of spaces: flash freakin fiction!
Coming Up: A good starting place is the index. It's the quickest way to find what you're looking for: prompts, interviews, examples, definitions, craft articles, essays, flash pieces, and the like.
Written by Matter Press's founder and managing editor Randall Brown, A Pocket Guide to Flash Fiction provides NOT the way to write flash fiction, but SOME ways to make your writing flash!