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Flash Fiction chosen by Firdaus Parvez of Positivethoughts1
“Motherland” by Gareth Hewitt via Mash Stories
I loved reading this story. What I liked most was how the writer incorporated the three random words given, into the story. Blow-dryer, cockpit, honesty; random words so beautifully used.
“Helping Hand” by Miles Rausch via Mash Stories
I really had fun reading this piece. So vivid I could almost see it happening. And to use random words like ‘monkey’, ‘cathedral’ and ‘relativity’—amazing!
“Thud” by Jessica Franken via Micro Bookends
Just a hundred words and so much in it. The rhythmic use of onomatopoeia is simply amazing.
“We Rest on Thee” by Foy S. Iver via Flash! Friday
This is an amazing piece. The reader is sucked in—spiraling down with the character to his death. Brilliant!
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