Fiction Attic Press
Fiction Attic Press, Stacey GordonWe publish flash fiction, personal essays, memoir, and novellas-in-flash. A home for great writing online since 2005.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 178 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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I Owe You an Explanation, Son
personal essay by Mandira Pattnaik
Mandira Pattnaik is the author Girls Who Don’t Cry (2023), Where We Set Our Easel (2023), Glass/Fire (2024) and White Hot Moon (forthcoming). Her work has appeared in The Rumpus, The McNeese Review, and T...
The View from Above
Photo by Tom Rumble on Unsplash
Judy dozes in a sunbeam splayed across the sofa. She’s more relaxed than I am on Sunday mornings, especially now that our daughter Jenny has left for college. I pick up and lay down the newspaper, shuffle to...
Another Shore-The Far View
My son Thomas sent a postcard. It read:
I left my mother’s bedside in Canada and traveled for eighteen hours to get to Manshausen Island, in Norway.
I craved the far view. The near one was blinding me, though I claimed to have chosen it....
A Literary Year in Review: What We Published This Year on Fiction Attic
image courtesy of Alex Tokuda via unsplash
As 2025 comes to a close, I thought I’d share a roundup of what we published this year on Fiction Attic. We published seven short stories, nine micro fictions, nine memoirs, and twenty-two standal...
Safe Hands
Photo by Anton Darius on Unsplash
Originally from London, David M. Herman lives in the Netherlands, where he works as a translator and writer. His flash fiction piece “The Growing” was published by Thin Skin. He is married and has three ch...
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We publish flash fiction, serial fiction, personal essays, and the On Writing series. If you love to read fiction, please subscribe and share. And if you write flash fiction, we would love to see it.
Later-in-life emerging fiction author - I write about what I'm learning and mistakes I'm making along the way. My debut novel THE PEARL FARMERS is coming in November 2026.
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