Flash Fiction

There’s a beauty in flash fiction. It comes, in part, from the challenge of telling a story and making an impact in so few words—commonly, from only a few lines to several hundred words.

For example, in 53 words (no more, no less), tell a story about a flag. What would you write? This was precisely the summons that Kane answered in his first foray into flash fiction. That story is exclusive to Kane’s newsletter. You can sign-up here:

You can dive into Kane’s flash fiction below:

Tracks

13/11/2022

Who steals on Christmas morning? Taken, my pair of old skis and a battered snowboard...

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The Nest

08/11/2022

For the third time, I hefted the acceptance letter. A robin’s chirp drew me to...

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Pink Unicorn

27/10/2022

White cotton singlet straining to cover his rotund belly. And failing. Dismally.  Tightest footy shorts. How...

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Dangerous

01/10/2022

High heels, red soles. Short skirt. Dangerous. The table overflowed with chips, cheese boards and...

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War

14/09/2022

Aimed at the battleship, the cannon stood ready, resolute. The brink of war. A war...

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Wine loosens the tongue

05/09/2022

J1. Take my seat by the window. Please, no J2.  Looking good, doors about to...

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Everyday

04/08/2022

Door locked. Windows too. No escape. Everyday. I cry out. None hear. Everyday. Fed once....

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Family Treasures

01/08/2022

Morning light streamed through the oculus. Jane ducked a spiderweb. Dust lay thick upon the...

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