Do we know who we are? Do we think we know who the person sitting across fro us is? What if it's all a big lie? This Flash Fiction piece explores the fun of maybe...
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“In national news today, federal officials investigating last week’s suicide Dr. Gerald Dean, prominent genetic researcher, say they may have a link between millions of embezzled grant dollars and Dean’s gambling addiction…”
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Edgar exhausted himself on the truth, but the State saw a different truth. So he found Jesus and accepted his fate. He was served his last meal and made his final walk. He was determined not to shuffle, but to walk like a man.
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This Flash Fiction piece is all about turning the table. Pursuing the pursuers. Motives that began with revenge, but have transformed into a game of self-gratifying need. In the end, we are left with the tough choice of whether or not to root for the Just.
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Friday, May 21st, 2010, we will be kicking off a new series here at Extreme Writing Now. The series, Building A Short Story, will explore the process of taking a piece of Micro-Fiction, in this case a 55 word fiction tale, and creating a fully functional short story
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For what ever reason, Flash Fiction works best for me when I write it on the spur of the moment. Her Blue Ribbon is exactly the type of stuff I write best as the energy is flowing form that lucid spur.
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How many times have you read a written post that someone says they are sorry they have let the blog go and promise they will pick it back up. Well, if read on, you are about to read another.
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