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Flash Fiction

This is an archive of flash fiction pieces I’ve made publicly available. To be the first to see my newest pieces every week, subscribe to my newsletter here. You can purchase physical and digital copies of the collections here.

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Flash Fiction #57 – Going Up
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Flash Fiction #57 – Going Up

Her sexy boss steps into the elevator.Shit.There it is again.Sexual tension.Electric.Like static air before a lightning storm.She closes her eyes,trying to visualize her husband and son.Someone else will surely enter.But…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray May 11, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #56 – A Moment of Peace
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Flash Fiction #56 – A Moment of Peace

The bathwater steams as she lowers herself in. She breathes in the lavender from her candles, and tries to focus on the tune of woodland flutes. Her kids are safely sleeping over with…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray May 4, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #55 – Justice Falls
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Flash Fiction #55 – Justice Falls

Laura,  he killed Bethany.  You know it —  I know it —  all the girls know it.  Search psychopath.  You’ll find an exact description of him.  And he’s NOT a…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray April 27, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #54 – A Lonely Haunting
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Flash Fiction #54 – A Lonely Haunting

Little Rory can’t leave the woods.  Six feet in any direction,  she starts to fade.  She knows she’s dead  when a hungry coyote  digs up one of her arms  and…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray April 20, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #53 – BROCK HUDSON was in MY KITCHEN!
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Flash Fiction #53 – BROCK HUDSON was in MY KITCHEN!

Oh. My. God. Britney. Just tutored Brock Hudson in math. That’s right! BROCK HUDSON. His hunk of an existence was in my kitchen. His shoe print was on my tile floor. Mom cleaned it up. Almost cried. I wanted…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray April 13, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #52 – Honestman
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Flash Fiction #52 – Honestman

When the fortune teller stopped me on the street and told me I’d be another super hero, I laughed it off. She obviously had no game. A Wall Street stockbroker like me? Come on. If…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray April 6, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #51 – Nightmare Town
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Flash Fiction #51 – Nightmare Town

“Wake up.” Those were the words that opened my eyes to the nightmare. I woke up not in my bed, but a world of horrors. Where the only sounds are screams, in a land of darkness.  “You must…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray March 30, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #50 – Crashing Into You
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Flash Fiction #50 – Crashing Into You

CONTENT WARNING: Language “You’re that asshole,” said Jan. “You’re that bitch,” said Stu. They raced to be the first to their car. Stu won. Jan tripped on her bridesmaid dress.  Both cars screeched as they reached…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray March 23, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #49 – Sluggish
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Flash Fiction #49 – Sluggish

The slug had reached the ancient age of 13 months by staying close to the garden. It knew venturing too far led to death. It had seen its comrades killed by birds, by human feet and…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray March 16, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #48 – Black Hole
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Flash Fiction #48 – Black Hole

Never had there been a more charismatic man than Edward Suree. Artists of every field orbited him like a sun. Sculptors, painters, writers… he promised our work would be famous. And once he signed his name…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray March 9, 2021Posted inFlash Fiction

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