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Flash Fiction Sunday Edition – Issue 15

July 26, 2015 Leave a Comment

Flash Fiction Sunday Edition - Issue 15

Welcome to our ongoing Flash Fiction Sunday Edition.

If you are new here, we do this every Sunday.

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Flash Fiction chosen by Pattyann McCarthy

“Dead Fruit” by Foy S. Iver via Flash! Friday

This story haunts me. The author weaves earthiness and heartbreak in every detail, while a mother desperately clings to hope.

“Bluebirds” by AV Laidlaw via The Angry Hourglass

This is a great story! The imagery is vivid here. The way in which the author weaves magic and war together is fantastic.

“The Fluven & the Belvan” by Rebekah Postupak via Flash! Friday

This story made me laugh. The author weaves made-up words to create a story that really is a story. This was a fun read!

“Dull Silver” by Iskandar Haggarty via Micro Bookends

The juxtaposition here is perfect. The author weaves the years ticking by between what should have been and what really is. A sad and poignant story.

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