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Supporting the art and craft of flash fiction. Flash Fiction Chronicles is a non-fiction blogzine dedicated to discussion of the art and craft of flash fiction, fiction in general, and the issues of writing, marketing, and publishing today. Managing Editor: Michael Mattson.

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Contact Us / Submit Your Story. Baited Breath ». Author Profile: Keith Hornaday. July 22, 2015. November 30, 2015. How and when did you decide, or discover, that you were to be a writer? By reading… no, really! Fast forward to Facebook. I started making comments and rants which required more thought and structure. Next, during a conversation with a friend about the books I had read recently, he told me “you should write.” So I did. What inspired you to write flash fiction? Describe your writing process.

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Contact Us / Submit Your Story. The editors of FewerThan500 welcome your submissions of unpublished, original fiction or creative non-fiction. Note: FewerThan500 focuses its literary collection on flash. But we well occasionally publish exceptional creative non-fiction stories that we really, really like. First, and this is probably obvious, stories from 1-500 words are accepted. If we get a story over 500 words, we’ll send it back and ask you to shorten it. Some things to keep in mind:. Being editors, u...

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Contact Us / Submit Your Story. FriendLies.com ». Author Profile: Chad Greene. July 29, 2015. November 30, 2015. How and when did you decide, or discover, that you were to be a writer? 8212; eventually turn out to be a decent novel. What inspired you to write flash fiction? After I graduated and started to teach at the college level myself, however, I returned to flash fiction because of practical considerations: Even when the stacks of student stories, scripts, and essays I need to grade seem mountainou...

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Contact Us / Submit Your Story. Tag Archives: Jono Naito. Author Profile: Jono Naito. October 21, 2015. November 30, 2015. How and when did you decide, or discover, that you were to be a writer? What inspired you to write flash fiction? Continue reading →. Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). July 21, 2015.

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