Flash Nonfiction by Mel Andrews
I’m uncomfortable around ambulances or the overdressed crowds outside funeral parlors.
Flash Nonfiction
Clothes to Die In
Sep 16, 2015
Finding My Orange
Jun 01, 2015
TW Flash Essay by J.p. Lawrence
It soothes me to think of Hemingway in rough draft.
Fair
May 25, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Kathryn Gahl
It’s an odd suggestion, but I go, leaden and lost in the dust of the midway.
Closed System
May 25, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Autumn Stephens
The problem with ancestors is how they manifest negativity.
Scattered Bones
May 20, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Jeri Edwards
We kneel beside a perfect print of a mountain lion on the sandy bar.
A Single Tree
May 20, 2015
TW Flash Nonfiction by Don Lyman
How strange that they’d preserve a single piece of the forest they destroyed.
Some Brighter Other
Mar 30, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Marie Chambers
Perhaps the rest of the herd can tell the calf is headed to its death.
Essaying the Body: A Look Inside
Mar 16, 2015
TW Flash Essay by Richard Hoffman
What if I’d been less inhibited? What if I’d cried out, 'Jesus, what the hell is that?'
The Gleaming Light
Mar 11, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Jocelyn Heaney
In her confusion, my mother doesn’t always remember who’s alive or dead.
All the Things the Mohawk Stole
Feb 25, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Tracy Roberson-Woolard
By the time the last clip of hair fluttered to the floor, he was a teenager.
