
Monthly reflections from the Flash Fiction Institute faculty—featuring writing prompts, craft insights, and resources to sharpen your short-form storytelling.
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I’ve written in our newsletter before about how I don’t submit much flash for publication; it’s a quiet, personal practice for me. However, for those who want to publish flash, it can sometimes be daunting to find places to submit. So I tho...
I recently wrote about the six-word story—the ultimate flash feat.
Six-word stories are a good companion to the more philosophically oriented aphorism, which might be the oldest written art form on the planet, dating back to the I Ching fi...
I am not a summer girl. I’m more autumnal by nature: blankets in the darkening evening, the scent of wood smoke just barely in the air, a cup of hot ginger tea. And the turning of the leaves. Pretty soon the world around me will be splashed...
The lore of the six-word form is that it was a type of barroom challenge. Legend has it that Hemingway was asked what the shortest story he...
“Kim?” My dad’s voice was shaky when I picked up his call. My dad never calls. He leaves the communicating in our family to my mom. I won’t go into too much detail because my parents are very private people and I want to respect that, but t...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An online school and resource hub for Flash Fiction writers. Subscribe to our Tiny Wonders newsletter for prompts, resources, class announcements, and musings from our faculty.
Grant Faulkner is the co-host of the Memoir Nation podcast, Executive Producer of America’s Next Great Author, the co-founder of 100 Word Story, and the author of The Art of Brevity.
Author of 5 YA novels (Sourcebooks, Scholastic) and 100-word Stories: A Short Form for Expansive Writing. OTHER PEOPLE'S KIDS is her first novel for adults. She teaches and lives in Nor Cal in a (spoiler alert) small town.
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