Flash Fiction inspired by a story published in the NY Daily News A priest, a politician and a scientist walk into a bar. Well, the politician was already there, sitting in front of a half finished beer, and the priest and the scientist did not know each other. It was fate, or coincidence, … Continue reading
Flash Fiction inspired by a story published in the Huffington Post He was a lonely man and she was a beautiful woman. That was all that had to be said. It was all that anyone needed to know. Out there in the desert, surrounded by nothing but sand and testosterone, and here comes this woman. … Continue reading
Flash Fiction inspired by a story published in the Daily Mail What would you say? A telephone pole was sitting in his living room and the waters were rising fast. The basement was gone and the water was about halfway up the wall. Only he couldn’t see it. It was pitch black in the house … Continue reading
Flash Fiction inspired by a story published in the Daily Mail He wrapped his tongue in aluminum foil then dropped it into a ziplock bag. It was warm and bloody and when he slipped it into the envelope he prayed that she'd be able to get past the gore in order to see the message: … Continue reading
Flash Fiction Inspired By A Story Published In The Daily Mail “They never learn.” They sat in a small room that was lined with books. The judge sat at a desk, her hands laid out flat against the wood, and two lawyers sat in two chairs in front of her with their legs and hands … Continue reading
Flash Fiction inspired by a story in the Daily Mail 17 seconds and everything changed. They were sitting on the couch. There was a movie on the TV but it wasn't something that the little girl wanted to watch. She moaned and cried and her mother bit down on the inside of her cheek. “Quiet,” … Continue reading