flash fiction

Flash Fiction. Interview Highlights Reel: Albatross Island Season 7 Winner Vicky Scott, by Melanie Mulrooney. Image: the lens of a recording camera, in the middle of which is the title of the story.

flash: Interview Highlight Reel: Albatross Island Season 7 Winner Vicky Scott

Interview Highlight Reel: Albatross Island Season 7 Winner Vicki Scott Reading time: about 2-3 minutes [Day 1]  Marc Fisher (Producer): Welcome to Albatross Island.   Vicki Scott: Thanks! Gotta admit, I thought this competition was fake when you first slid into my DMs. [laughing] VS: I’m Vicki, a 23-year-old fitness model and eco-tour guide. I love

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Flash Fiction. Removal, by Dylan Pritchard. Image: the silhouette of a sofa on which a woman sits and a man lies with his head in her lap. The man's silhouette is white as though he has been removed from the image.

flash: Removal

Removal Reading time: about 2 minutes The room seems to have more shadows with it bare. Empty shelves. There had been vases and books and objects, articles of life. Modern art in oak frames; how cultured they were, their easy touch of class. He runs his hand on the wood: feeling fragments, smelling dust. Remembers

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Flash fiction. Reenactment, by Andrew Wickham. Image: silhouettes of four people gathered around an ornate bed in which a woman with tousled hair is lying. On the wall are a framed picture of a man, a cross, and a clock.

flash: Reenactment

Reenactment Reading time: about 7-8 minutes The history books said that it must take place on the twenty-second of January.  Lying in bed, dressed in a plain white gown, head covered by a lace veil decorated with myrtle leaves, Alex Osborne wondered if people would be angry.     At the head of the bed, Malcolm had

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Flash fiction. Surface, by Rebecca Klassen. Image: silhouette of a children's ball pit. On the left of the image, a pair of legs are sticking out of the balls. On the right, a tentacle.

flash: Surface

Surface Reading time: about 3 minutes   1. The Blue-ringed Octopus lives in colourful coral reefs. It relies on the rocks and crevices in its environment for refuge.   A customer wants to speak to the manager, but I’m trying to write my essay on cephalopods and their dedication to procreation behind the counter. A

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