Flash in the Attic 33 Very Short Stories |
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Author:
| Richmond, Michelle |
Introduction by:
| Richmond, Michelle |
Contribution by:
| Mesler, Corey Needham, Clare Norton, Tim Pokrass, Meg Allen, Neal Almond, Steve Blackman, Andrew Byrne, Mary Fow, E. Gartenhaus, Allen Fox, Anne Friedrich, Patricia Goldberg, Sharon Hua, Vanessa Kaplan-Moss, Zachary Kolding, Hayley Kynehart, C. Malone, Ed |
Series title: | Flash in the Attic Flash Fiction Atnhology Ser. |
ISBN: | 978-0-615-86044-2 |
Publication Date: | Oct 2013 |
Publisher: | Fiction Attic Press
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $7.99 |
Book Description:
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Featuring 33 stories under 1000 words by the winners of the Flash in the Attic Flash Fiction Contest. The very brief stories in this volume, by turns playful, provocative, poignant, fantastical, fearless, and wildly imaginative, prove just how much can be accomplished in 1000 words or fewer.As it turns out, 1000 words is plenty of room to make a scene, get people in trouble, get them out of it, or parse language one letter at a time, as Sharon Goldberg does in "Rear-End Collisions,"...
More DescriptionFeaturing 33 stories under 1000 words by the winners of the Flash in the Attic Flash Fiction Contest. The very brief stories in this volume, by turns playful, provocative, poignant, fantastical, fearless, and wildly imaginative, prove just how much can be accomplished in 1000 words or fewer.As it turns out, 1000 words is plenty of room to make a scene, get people in trouble, get them out of it, or parse language one letter at a time, as Sharon Goldberg does in "Rear-End Collisions," which took second place. 1000 words is also enough room for the dead to visit the living on a subway car bound for Brooklyn, for fathers to lose the hearts of their daughters, and for the sun to threaten the future of the earth and the intricate bonds of family. Neal Allen's winning story, "The Mayan Calendar," proves that 1000 words is also enough to span the history of civilization.