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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.

Flash Fiction

Forests and Fields

Robin Redbreast dove at Grausaw, the great general of the cat colonials.

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The Ghost Kill

Neither man sees the bullets that take their lives

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The Fire of Rebirth

Hunting this creature proves a most dangerous trade.

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Time For Tea

The cops smashed down his door at 3AM on a Tuesday.

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And the Dog Spoke of Home

A rustle. A dog comes through the grass, looks at her. It has blue within blue eyes.

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Have a Heart

Finding a parking space this time of year had been a miracle. Could there be another?

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A Mind of Their Own

“We didn’t build a million bloody robots to sit around and take tea! They’re supposed to be stopping bad things from happening.”

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Inside, Outside

The man yells, “Give me a reason not to!” and Miss Simmons starts to cry and says, “I can’t.”

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Don’t You Love Your Dentist?

She reaches under the desk, lifts a bottle with something small and dark inside. It moves.