Flash Fiction
Red Streets
“All the good luck in the world doesn’t matter, someone always forgets to lock their window or their door.”
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Flash Fiction
Very short stories from the strange corners of everyday life — doorsteps, diners, and doors that should've been locked.
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A Perishable Date
“Don’t go out with him!” A woman had appeared, suddenly, right next to the check-out counter.
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An Advanced Course in Practical History
The librarian smiled. “That’s the book you need, no doubt.”
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The Sad Life of Jeremy Day
She is currently screaming obscenities at him while police shove her into the back of their squad car.
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The Beginning or the End?
The hospital was just ahead now, pearly white in the rain’s fog.
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Who Watches the Watcher Who Watches?
“Always the same thing. God-damned awful shows. Who makes this stuff? Who watches this? Pandering to the lowest common denominator.”
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The Cat-Guard
The night before Christmas, the cat was especially perturbed. The sounds from inside the wall were louder than normal, more insistent than…
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Wanted for the Blacklist
“Known Copylefters, Mr. Salmon. Dangerous people who don’t believe in, or respect, Corporate rights.”
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