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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 #30 – The Devil You Know
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Flash Fiction #30 – The Devil You Know

Millions dance as the city crumbles. A fire on every street. The ground quakes from the falling buildings. It’s a celebration, they say. Capitalism, the failed experiment, dies. Skyscrapers worldwide lose their place in the…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray November 17, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #29 – Not a Witch
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Flash Fiction #29 – Not a Witch

They tied her to the stake. She begged the crowd with her eyes and grunted, her voice ruined from all her screams. She was not a witch! Though they dressed her to look like one, it…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray October 28, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #28 – Wound Up
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Flash Fiction #28 – Wound Up

The toy monkey counted as the boy wound it up. Some toys bond with child captors. Not this Monkey. This’d be the last time it’d be in sticky hands. 115 twists. Enough twists to galumph to freedom. Retire…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray October 21, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #27 – loveofmyLIFE
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Flash Fiction #27 – loveofmyLIFE

 <Hey>It can’t be. Brock Hudson. BROCK HUDSON TEXTED. Gotta keep my composure.  I text. Play it cool. Don’t go crazy on emojis just yet.  <Dis Liz?><Yes> I text. What does this FINE hunk of man meat…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray October 21, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #26 – Milk Carton
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Flash Fiction #26 – Milk Carton

Wannabe Mr. Rogers answers all Detective Li’s questions about the missing boy. But there’s something off: his cardigan sweater, how he slurps the milk carton out of a straw, the way he smiles as if he knows something…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray October 21, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #25 – High School Reunion
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Flash Fiction #25 – High School Reunion

Ally had avoided the five and ten year high school reunions. Explaining to her high school tormentors why she was still a struggling server in LA made her cringe. But it was year 15, she had her…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray September 29, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #24 – Once in a Lifetime
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Flash Fiction #24 – Once in a Lifetime

So this was death. Ralph had been dying a long time. He supposed everyone was. His long time just happened to be faster than most. Failing organs. Nutrition and exercise did help, but this was it. This was the moment…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray September 29, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #23 – The Head Witch of Witch Manor
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Flash Fiction #23 – The Head Witch of Witch Manor

Dearest Author, We were heart-broken to hear your transphobic statements on the telly. We assumed your Witch Manor Series was an allegory for inclusivity. Millions of fans did, too. Your witches fought so hard to be accepted into society. Who…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray September 22, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #22 – The Server
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Flash Fiction #22 – The Server

I tried not to rattle my server tray. There she was in her black Versace gown: my favorite star.  I grew up watching her every red carpet event, envisioning her in one of my dresses. I had…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray September 8, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction
Flash Fiction #21 – Cleaning Duties
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Flash Fiction #21 – Cleaning Duties

For 50 years of marriage the only times Jerry and Emma fought were over the cleanliness of the house. She got onto him for leaving his shoes around ... leaving the toilet seat up. If he…
Posted by By Jeremy Ray September 4, 2020Posted inFlash Fiction

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