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Flash Fiction Sunday Edition – Issue 21

September 6, 2015 Leave a Comment

Flash Fiction Sunday Edition - Issue 21

Welcome to our ongoing Flash Fiction Sunday Edition.

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

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“That’s Not Love?” by Jon Sindell via 100 Word Story

So many stories are about love, whether they really are or not. Here’s a good one that hails from the same neighborhood.

“Time and Time Again” by Cyn Kitchen via Menda City Press

I’ve spent a bunch of time in a nursing home recently. As I was looking back over stories recently, I re-found this one. It hits home. As one resident said recently, ‘If I had to work in a place like this I’d kill myself.’ And yet, and yet, such a magical place.

“A Certain Future” by Michael C. Keith via Fiction on the Web

Not exactly a bucket of laughs, much less a full barrel, but I bet you’ll smile. Here’s a man who knows exactly what’s in store. He’s good with it but his friend isn’t so sure.

“An Early Hour” by Daniel Clausen via The Linnet’s Wings

More cheer I offer you! No, not really, not at all, but a fine glimpse into the mind of a man with a problem. He’s not yet his father but he’s definitely his father’s son.

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