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  • Flash Fiction-Dropped Ribbon

    Flash Fiction-Dropped Ribbon

    “Excuse me, did you drop this?” Maggie turned around and saw a young boy with shaggy brown hair holding her ribbon in his hands. She walked back towards him and said, “Thank you, young man.” She ran her hands through his hair. She felt a shiver going down her spine and felt the familiar warm…

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  • Short Story-Unknown Caller

    Ding! Marty pulled the tv dinner out and looked at it, dropped his head and made the ten foot walk to his couch to eat meat loaf and mashed potatoes again. He had been out of his parents house for six months a missed his mother’s cooking, but he had to get out on his…

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  • Flash Fiction-Fine Dining

    The air was full of the aroma of amazing food. It wafted into the dining room where the eager patrons waited to be served the world-class food prepared by Chef Phillipe. He had recently moved from Paris to the small, quaint town of Neenah, Wisconsin. The small town, with its bar food, fast food, and…

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  • Flash Fiction-Not so Innocent

    Mikey sat at the table leaning over his color book, working aggressively. When I looked over his shoulder to see his work, I was shocked that the only color on the paper was black. He looked up quickly and didn’t say a word. I ruffled his hair and turned back toward the oven to finish…

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  • Flash Fiction-The Day that Marty Died

    Marty slammed the door to his car and dropped his head to the steering wheel. How could this day get any worse, hethought to himself. He could feel the stress building inside him. After the ass chewing from his boss for something he didn’t even do he needed to unwind so he flipped on the…

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