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

'Jakov and Danijela’s Final Scam' by Birgit K. Gaiser

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"Look at those crazies booking midnight cleansings!"  "Quiet! They'll hear you!" The next morning, their bodies wash...

'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog' by D X Lewis

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but lands in the mouth of a hungry Rottweiler. Speed ain’t everything. RIP Mr Fox.

'Frenzy' by Suzie Broughton

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Inhale, exhale, count to ten. Equip your mind before nerves jangle and lodge in your heart. The black demon zooms in with the knife of feroc...
Friday, 19 June 2026

'East Los Payday on Sixth Street Bridge' by Michael R Evans

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Rich people built it with big loopy things, crazy bright lights to show off for the Olympics. We did a quick takeover with bikes and low-rid...
Thursday, 18 June 2026

'Alphabetical Juncture' by Jean Feingold

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Query co-workers before the Zoom meeting. Print extra agendas in a cursive font.

'Mayberry' by Willow Woo

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Alastair the crocodile spits up five dogs as Ines the walking yarn zebra meanders, noticeably lasting burps. He putters, tiptoes home, and s...
Wednesday, 17 June 2026

'Lumber Jack' by Julia Goodlet

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Zack paced quickly, axe swinging as rain tumbled down, drenching him. Jovial, in the flow.

'Sleep Over' by Maria Sanger

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Hazel picked up the sticks and hit the xylophone bars with all the strength her nine and three quarter years could muster. Her aim was proje...
Tuesday, 16 June 2026

'Zoning' by A.M. Udy

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There was a small hamlet by the shore under the bridge to Quail. Cartographers lacked imagination and the county had been populated by the s...

'Meet Me Half Way' by Emily Macdonald

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Bring your intuition, your zen-like demeanour, your pragmatism, your keen need for justice, your quick sense of humour. We’ll examine this p...

'The Quick Brown Foxes' by Pam Makin

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They were the quiet girls, until they formed an extreme jazz punk cover band.

'Witness Protection' by Rachel Burrows

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In summary , began the judge, staring at the prosecutor, it wasn’t queueing in the extreme heat that killed Dr Lomez, it was the knowledge o...
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Monday, 15 June 2026

'Sled Dogs' by Michele Catalano

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She turns to a book of poetry called Drunk Drivers Always Have the Right of Way , settles on a quick one called “Tale of the Yukon;” four li...
Saturday, 13 June 2026

NFFD 2026 Prompt #20: The Span

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  Prompt #20: The Span Welcome to The Write-In!  This year, we're celebrating the 2026 National Flash Fiction Day Anthology theme of B...