Sometimes when I come across a writing prompt, what I end up with feels more like an excerpt of a larger story than a brief standalone. Today’s story is one such piece. Like some of my other flash fiction stories, this one is based on an image. I may come back to revisit this segmentContinue reading “Flash Fiction 005 – Sendoff”
Category Archives: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction 004 – Subway
Every now and then, I come across a neat word or photo prompt. Occasionally with these, they come with a word limit. Enter this week’s piece of flash fiction based on the header image of this post. Enjoy! All he left behind was a photograph. A candid snapshot Mom had taken before one of hisContinue reading “Flash Fiction 004 – Subway”
Flash Fiction 003 – Micro Fiction
By now, if you’ve been keeping up with my posts, you’re aware of what flash fiction is. These kinds of stories are short and succinct. But what if you made the stories even shorter? No more paragraphs, only a few sentences at most. This is where we enter the realm of micro fiction. Every weekContinue reading “Flash Fiction 003 – Micro Fiction”
Flash Fiction 002 – Horizon
Happy Wednesday, everybody! Today’s piece is another flash fiction story. Like the last one, Shore, this is from a prompt based on the photo above. Let me know if you guys like it! Horizon. A symbol of possibility, of hope, of infinity. Seafarers and frontiersmen looked to it and saw adventure, destiny. No matter whereContinue reading “Flash Fiction 002 – Horizon”
Flash Fiction 001 – Shore
Hello again, readers! Sorry for not posting last week; I had been feeling ill most of the week and didn’t have the energy to post. But here we are again with something new for you! Sometimes a story takes hundreds of pages to be told. Sometimes, all you need is a paragraph or two. TheContinue reading “Flash Fiction 001 – Shore”
Tyler Gohde 