Laura McHale Holland 11/19/23 Laura McHale Holland 11/19/23

She didn’t plan it, a 50-word story

She didn't plan it. Who plans to fall fast for a seeker, a traveler?

Laura McHale Holland 10/22/23 Laura McHale Holland 10/22/23

Never, a 100-word story

Miss Millie never had a job as far as we knew, never had family over, never greeted us from her porch when we sashayed by …

Laura McHale Holland 5/20/23 Laura McHale Holland 5/20/23

Hostage on a Barge

The tuplip ate my skin. No lie. Insides exposed, I felt curiously steamy …

Laura McHale Holland 8/28/22 Laura McHale Holland 8/28/22

In dispute, a tiny story

But her jerk of a brother said to let it go, pretend it was never theirs.

Adam Parks 10/11/20 Adam Parks 10/11/20

Making use of writing prompts

Adam Parks 7/9/19 Adam Parks 7/9/19

Talisman, a micro story in Laura's new collection

Adam Parks 6/7/19 Adam Parks 6/7/19

Drifting, an example of poetic flash fiction

Adam Parks 5/17/19 Adam Parks 5/17/19

Cold Case: A forgotten story found

Adam Parks 4/12/19 Adam Parks 4/12/19

Suspended Wonder, a story in progress

Adam Parks 4/2/19 Adam Parks 4/2/19

Red, new flash fiction for Just In Case

Adam Parks 8/30/18 Adam Parks 8/30/18

Flash fiction: the art of telling stories in few words

Adam Parks 3/29/18 Adam Parks 3/29/18

Hare opines on his race with Tortoise, a new interpretation of an old fable

Adam Parks 3/20/16 Adam Parks 3/20/16

It Happens

Adam Parks 11/17/15 Adam Parks 11/17/15

Lonesome Dog

Adam Parks 9/24/15 Adam Parks 9/24/15

A fun 100-word story

Of course it was a witch we outsmarted in the woods, not some feeble, senile neighbor.

Adam Parks 8/21/15 Adam Parks 8/21/15

There Was A Time

Adam Parks 7/25/15 Adam Parks 7/25/15

Palomino

Adam Parks 6/25/15 Adam Parks 6/25/15

Gleaming: a 100-word story

Day after day he winds blackberry vines around paperbacks, doorknobs, French fries, shoes—everything he can touch.

Adam Parks 5/30/15 Adam Parks 5/30/15

In her pocket

Adam Parks 7/28/14 Adam Parks 7/28/14

Every Imperfection

“Liar,” she taunts. She dips her fingers into a bowl of hard candy, knocking two pieces onto the counter. She stuffs one, wrapper crinkling, into her pocket for later.