Sunday
A fifty-word micro fiction example and prompt, from five prompt words
Friday
A writing prompt that demands some very fancy words to be used in your piece.
Tuesday
The literary journal wigleaf celebrates hint fiction: a story of 25 words or less.
Friday
An interview about flash fiction and writing that appears in DARK SKY MAGAZINE, courtesy of Ethel Rohan.
Thursday
An excerpt and commentary on the “Postmodern American Gothic” flash-in-novel of Debra Di Blasi: DROUGHT.
Wednesday
To have some flash fun, try a pun.
Sunday
Three examples of what Robert Swartwood has defined as hint fiction, a story in 25 words or less.
Friday
A creative writing prompt based on Anne Sexton’s “Moss of His Skin.”
Thursday
A reprint, with commentary, of Scott Garson’s “Front Yard on the East Side of Forty-Second.”
Wednesday
On its one-year anniversary, FlashFiction.Net makes some wishes for the coming year.
About Flashfiction:
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!