Mostly Flash, Mostly Fiction
KathrynKWriting news, workshop updates, and flash fiction musings from Kathryn Kulpa, author of A Map of Lost Places (Gold Line Press), For Every Tower, a Princess (Porkbelly Press), and Cooking Tips for the Demon-Haunted (New Rivers Press).
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Summer reading
Last year, when I was talking with some writer friends about publishing and rejection, one writer who works in both flash and long-form prose commented on how hard it can be to keep up with everyone’s publications. Most of us are part of bo...
When a door opens
I’ve just learned that my story “A Door is a Secret, Revealed,” originally published in Fictive Dream and also chosen for Best Small Fictions 2024 is the featured discussion topic on tonight’s Flash Club with with Leah Scott-Kirby, Nina Bar...
"Gone but not lost"
In 2015, quite suddenly, I acquired a great-great grandfather who fought in the Civil War, a many times great-grandmother who was kicked out of Massachusetts for non-conforming religious views and helped found the town of Portsmouth, Rhode...
Suspension
Mount Hope Bridge at twilight, Bristol, Rhode Island. Photo by Kathryn Kulpa.
You're at the bottom and you won't climb back up, she said, but this isn't the bottom. If it were the bottom you wouldn't cry when you cross bridges because susp...
The Month of Everything
It would seem ungrateful, not to mention weird, to complain about good things happening, like getting published or winning a grant, but sometimes it would be easier if the happy announcements could be spaced out evenly throughout the year,...
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