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Flash Fiction Sunday Edition – Issue 67

January 8, 2017 Leave a Comment

Flash Fiction Sunday Edition - Issue 67

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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Flash Fiction chosen by Jim Landwehr

“Caw” by Jan Stinchcomb via Cease, Cows

This is a quirky piece pairing a woman up with a Crow. I enjoyed the interplay between a migratory and eventually one-legged bird and a woman in love. A fun read!

“The Run” by Anna Jordan via Flash Fiction Magazine

Running for some is a cathartic way to work things out. This story does just that for the runner, working things out between her and her sister. A glorious ending finishes it out.

“The Box She Would Fit Into” by Michael Overa via Five 2 One Magazine

I love the progression in this story. It reminded me in some ways of Stephen King’s book, Thinner.

“Invited” by Rebecca Hannigan via Maudlin House

A great depiction of those awkward moments in young love that sometimes happen at parties. The subject works out the details in her mind and then finishes with a suitably vengeful ending.

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