Issue Fourteen

September 2006

From the Editor

I suspect that many of you are not only readers of flash fiction, but also writers. And if you’re like me, you had an epiphany somewhere along the way, something along the lines of, “I can do this? This is allowed?” From the first time I laid pen to paper with the intention of writing… Continue reading Issue Fourteen

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Everything CB Anderson
Twelve Steps Down Mark Budman(Read author interview)
Hands Stace Budzko(Read author interview)
A Boy Makes a Bow Makes a Man Robert Earle(Read author interview)
Chancing Utahna Faith(Read author interview)
Silver Spur Cafe Sherrie Flick(Read author interview)
A Few Notes on the Remarkable Sighting of the Bishop-Fish of Smith Mountain Lake R. L. Futrell(Read author interview)
Spooks David Galef(Read author interview)
It’ll Never Work Out for the Two-Headed Boy Bayard Godsave(Read author interview)
Utilitarianism Tom Hazuka(Read author interview)
Vandals Jennifer A. Howard(Read author interview)
The Four Horses G.A. Ingersoll(Read author interview)
Carrots and Plum Blossoms Kit Coyne Irwin(Read author interview)
At the Well Barbara Jacksha(Read author interview)
The Shanghai Cut John McCaffrey(Read author interview)
Blank Peter Mehlman(Read author interview)
The Reunion Christopher Merrill(Read author interview)
Mullet Man, P.I. Stacey Richter(Read author interview)
Bruce Holland Rogers Bruce Holland Rogers(Read author interview)
Tamazunchale Robert Shapard(Read author interview)
The Angel J. David Stevens(Read author interview)
Three Steps for Nunzio Ersi Sotiropoulos(Read author interview)
Translation Melanie Rae Thon(Read author interview)
Diamond District Katharine Weber(Read author interview)
Ancestors Kathleen Wheaton(Read author interview)

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Book by February 20th!

The March Micro Marathon 26

In its third year, The March Micro Marathon will be, as usual, a prompt-a-day whirlwind for 24 days. You’ll exchange drafts of micro fiction, non-fiction, and prose poetry in small groups and gather for a series of online events (all recorded for participants unable to attend live). We’ll finish with 3 competitions, and participants who are not already in SmokeLong Fitness will be invited to workshop with SmokeLong Fitness until the end of April!

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