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Showing posts with label 2026 Prompt #11. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2026 Prompt #11. Show all posts
Saturday, 20 June 2026

'More than enough' by Birgit K. Gaiser

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“Turn left.”  Liv obliged. Magnus, her best friend, tucked a blonde curl into just the right position and applied a touch of lacquer. “Can w...
Thursday, 18 June 2026

'Days Passing' by Abida Akram

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I watch the cheating drama of Australia's 'Married at first sight' with envy of the sunny clime. A surreal 'Chinese Monkey K...
Wednesday, 17 June 2026

'First Place' by Emily Hall

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My grandmother and I watch as Surya Bonaly lands the backflip at the 1998 Olympics. She’ll win gold, I think. But alas, she comes in tenth. ...

'Popsicle' By Melissa Flores Anderson

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Lilly and Danny hide behind the gas station with popsicles in their hands, the sticky white, red and blue layers melting onto their fingers....
Tuesday, 16 June 2026

'She-Bear' by Shon Mapp

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Period Panties A spectacle of pale pink stock soaks in our bathroom sink. Afterwards, I scrub them until my hands become prunes. Theft Nicol...

'The Journey' by Julia Goodlet

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"Is that Mr Grant? Sorry we missed you but phoning to confirm your reservation for Tervine Suite is confirmed. We look forward to welco...

'Young Love in Fragments' by D. X. Lewis

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1. Diary entry 14 February 1949. "Took Jean to watch Fonteyn in R&J at Covent Garden. (Balcony, half a crown.) Shared tub of ice-cr...
Monday, 15 June 2026

'Dust to Dust' by Michele Catalano

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Your room is always dark. The lampshade is heavy and the bulb dim; they only make shadows of everything. I run my finger along your desk. I ...
Saturday, 13 June 2026

NFFD 2026 Prompt #11: Fragments

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  Prompt #11: Fragments  Welcome to The Write-In!  This year, we're celebrating the 2026 National Flash Fiction Day Anthology theme o...