Business as usual by Franck Vanhee I may have some left in the back, said the woman in the wordshop, useless relics, as they will never be seoed. I gazed like a dog at a sick cow. Selling e-words obsession, she said. She wobbled to the back and back. And put a rather crippled word […]
Read more "‘Business as usual’ by Franck Vanhee – a Zeroflash Standalone story"A Break in the Tide by Anna Shoenbach When the tide was low, the reef was dry enough to walk on, from shore to shore. Uborg had to be quick – the tide often turned when it wasn’t supposed to, these days. The magical wars were the cause, but all that really mattered to the […]
Read more "September’s Zeroflash Competition Entries"My name is Sam Rose and I’m a writer, poet and editor from Northamptonshire, England. I am the editor of Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine and The Creative Truth. Peeking Cat Poetry Magazine has until now been a monthly magazine showcasing mainly poetry but also flash fiction from new and established writers all over the world. […]
Read more "Getting into writing – an interview with Sam Rose of Peeking Cat Poetry"Jason Jackson’s prize-winning writing has been published extensively online and in print. So far in 2018 Jason has won the Writers Bureau competition, come second (for the second year running) in the Exeter Short Story competition and had work short-listed at the Leicester Writes competition. His work has also appeared this year at New Flash […]
Read more "Getting into writing – an interview with Jason Jackson"Link to this month’s theme Gods of Summer by Alana Libell Mabel and Alice sat waiting by the rocks tracing the lines left from the fire and kicking the scraps still stuck to rocks. Alice had always said it was a pity they were the only ones who’d kept these old traditions going without losing […]
Read more "July’s Zeroflash Competition Entries"Hi all. This month we’re going to the dark side…by way of pulp. That’s right, we’re aiming for a touch of pulp horror in our prose this time around. If you’re unsure what that really means, click this link, but if clicking is too much, imagine ‘Jaws’ (random as F*** when written), The Amityville Horror, […]
Read more "July’s Zeroflash flash fiction competition"Border by Vishal Sudarshanwar “The children are crying aloud in border station, officer brought them milk ,children ask for mothers.“ Ironfell by Desmond White You are in the forge when barbarians ride into the village, shooting flaming arrows, cutting down peasants in the streets. What do you do? A) Get cut down in the […]
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