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Category Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction: Cosmopolitan Chairs
At one point in time, the wicker chairs had looked charming, but Rick couldn’t quite recall when that had been. Was it the day they were purchased and then it was all down hill from there? Or was it that … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Suburban Noir
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Flash Fiction: Stealing Home
The baseball was smudged with dirt. Signatures in blue pen — names she’d never heard of — covered the surface. Carolyn tried to regain the rhythm of her stride, but she was suddenly preoccupied with the baseball. At six-thirty on … Continue reading
Reduction In Force … and a bit of flash
When I worked for Sun Microsystems, we were plagued with layoffs. Every two years for nearly ten years, there would be a “Reduction In Force” in which several thousand people received “notification”. (Such amazing euphemisms the corporate world comes up … Continue reading
A Warning
Yesterday I opened my eJournal and was greeted by a note from Microsoft: There are too many spelling or grammatical errors in “Journal_2011″ to continue displaying them. To check the spelling and grammar of this document, choose Spelling and Grammar … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Writing
Tagged 2012, Flash Fiction for the Cocktail Hour, Journal, Microsoft
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Suburban Noir Interview
Today I have the pleasure of being interviewed by David Sharp at A Wee Adventure. David writes flash fiction with a strong and intelligent voice, great twists, and a regular sprinkling of wry humor. His work has appeared in Shortbread … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Ghosts, Suburban Noir
Tagged A Wee Adventure, David Storey, flash fiction, Ghosts, Suburban Noir
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