
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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In the essay “How to Name the World,” Bret Anthony Johnston explores how as writers one of our essential jobs is to “name the world” around us through use of concrete, specific detail. He argues that this “naming” is enhanced through actual...
Fireflies filling the night sky like tiny bright stories.
I discovered flash fiction when I was at work on what I call my “doomed novel.” I’d been working on it for ten years—no, slaving away on it, relentlessly rewriting it in the definit...
It’s been hot, hot, hot in Northern California. I’ll be the first to admit: I’m not a summer girl. I’m a winter girl. Give me a northern landscape and my heart goes all aflutter. I simply don’t do well in the heat (and by heat I mean anythi...
Sentences are on my mind. That’s because the great writer blew my mind with an analysis of a sentence from my book, something out there in the distance, in a recent issue of her edifying Substack, Stunning Sentences.
In her Substack, she...
Why should I pay for a class when there is so much free content online?
It wasn’t the first time I’ve been asked. This time, I was in Tahoe and the subject came up that I teach a variety of...
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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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