The Fiction Vault
Jason EdmundsA selection of flash fiction stories, drabbles, and short stories that will make you smile or wipe a tear away, provoke a thought or an emotion. Lose yourself in a selection of stories covering various genres (mystery, suspense, science fiction, fantasy)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 6 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Fictional Sparks: February 2025
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Do you like to write fiction stories? I love writing drabbles and short stories. In addition, I also like to inspire people by providing writing prompts.
So, why not combine my two passions in this pos...
Fictional Sparks
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Today I am sharing a couple of writing prompts with you. You are welcome to use all, or one, of them to inspire a story.
Prompt 1: Imagine you are a secret agent. Write about a day or an interesting mom...
The Fiction Vault Newsletter #2
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Hi there,
Welcome to the second newsletter of The Fiction Vault. Today, there are two stories for you.
I trust you will enjoy them.
Reflection
Story 1: An unexpected visitor
Image...
The Fiction Vault Newsletter #1
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Welcome to the first edition of the biweekly newsletter as announced in the introductory post earlier this week.
Today’s newsletter contains three (3) Drabbles. A Drabble is a 100-word fictional story. I...
The Fiction Vault
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Welcome to the first edition of The Fiction Vault newsletter. I aim to create an online space where readers can enjoy a selection of fictional stories. In the process, I trust that we can develop an Ubu...
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I enjoy socializing, reading, creative writing, walking, and experimenting in the kitchen. I am a science and social science teacher who enjoys writing fiction and poetry.
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