Sometimes you have a flash fiction piece that fills a page and you’re done. Sometimes two pages. This one, because the other authors badgered her into it, ran for three weeks. It was worth the wait. Read the first two … Continue reading
Joseph Courtemanche
During the past few months we’ve run the gamut of styles here on the Free Flash Fiction Covid Cantina. Paul Bennett stands out as our scholarly writer of non-virus tales. Today he brings us yet another great tale to help … Continue reading
For the folks who have been with us since the beginning, today’s story will likely be upsetting. Shaw does not kill anyone. Now, I know that’s tough to bear. Instead, just today, he writes a nice story. I’d compare it … Continue reading
Robert, a man of many talents, is also a keen observer. Today’s story is well done, and does well. I love his writing, and today is an excellent example of why you should buy his books. But today’s story is … Continue reading
Today’s entry is not fiction. It is one of the most serious posts I’ve ever had. Your attention for the next few minutes would be appreciated. I am not a mental-health counselor, and all of the advice below is based … Continue reading
