Flash Fiction published

[Ann Kammerer]

My piece Echoes appeared in Fictive Dream on Friday, May 19.

I "repurposed" Echoes from a poetry form into a 500 word fiction piece. I think writing it originally in stanzas helped the storytelling. This piece, too, is the last piece in an unpublished chapbook I wrote earlier this spring.

Thank you everyone for the comraderie (did I spell that right?) of OAF. Here's the link.

https://fictivedream.com/2023/05/19/echo/

 

[Tom Strong]

Congrats!

 

[Nathalie Spaans]

My piece Echoes appeared in Fictive Dream on Friday, May 19.

I "repurposed" Echoes from a poetry form into a 500 word fiction piece. I think writing it originally in stanzas helped the storytelling. This piece, too, is the last piece in an unpublished chapbook I wrote earlier this spring.

Thank you everyone for the comraderie (did I spell that right?) of OAF. Here's the link.

https://fictivedream.com/2023/05/19/echo/

Hurray!

 

[Phyllis Green]

My piece Echoes appeared in Fictive Dream on Friday, May 19.

I "repurposed" Echoes from a poetry form into a 500 word fiction piece. I think writing it originally in stanzas helped the storytelling. This piece, too, is the last piece in an unpublished chapbook I wrote earlier this spring.

Thank you everyone for the comraderie (did I spell that right?) of OAF. Here's the link.

https://fictivedream.com/2023/05/19/echo/

Wonderful. Ann! So well deserved.

 

[Ann Kammerer]

Wonderful. Ann! So well deserved.

Thank you Phyllis!

 

[Ann Kammerer]

Good work, Agent Kammerer...

Thank you OOdennison.

 

[Ann Kammerer]

And FWIW, I greatly prefer the poetic-stanza presentation.

I do too. But the flash venues want 'em this way.

I like to write them in the poetic stanza way since I find it aids rhythm (and reading out loud if it ever came to that) and keeping things concise.

Thank you for all the encouragement.