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Flash Fiction Sunday Edition – Issue 27

October 25, 2015 Leave a Comment

Flash Fiction Sunday Edition - Issue 27

Welcome to our ongoing Flash Fiction Sunday Edition.

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

We also publish 101 word Flash Fiction every day. We even deliver:

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— Shannon

Flash Fiction chosen by Dave James Ashton.

“Tending the Trees” by Beth Avery via Searching for Ingleside

This is probably my most favourite short story, one that makes me wish for a novel set in that world.

“Electric Smack” by John LaTorre via Green Tea and Onsens

This was written as an entry to one of Chuck Wendig’s flash fiction prompts that he puts up on Friday’s over at terribleminds The story has an all to believable air to it.

“Revolution” by Lisa Shambrook via The Last Krystallos

Business Card Fiction didn’t last too long, but the concept was grand: not really a word limit, but rather a constrained space for your prose. This entry was one of the first to add a graphic element to the story as well.

“Looking for Nana” by Gerald Warfield via Every Day Fiction

A beautifully uplifting tale from Every Day Fiction. I thought it was going to be dark, but sometimes it’s nice to have a Happily Ever After.

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