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Why Flash?

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Cat

I’m doing my Flash Fiction workshop tonight (not Saturday, apologies for any confusion) and so I’m prompted to talk about some of my motivation in giving the class and why I think it’s a useful one for writers. What is flash fiction? As the name would imply, it’s short. Short, short, short. It’s sometimes called short-short stories for that reason. Continue reading →

Posted in clarion west, flash fiction, teaching, Writing | Tagged 140 characters, bellevue college, every day fiction, flash fiction, gra linnaea, k.c. ball. 10 flash, nanoism, randy henderson, russell edson, story structure, sudden fiction, sudden fiction international, thaumatrope, tips for new writers, twitter fiction | 4 Comments

Reflecting on the Past Year

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Cat

A look at 2010, including fantasy and SF short story publications and podcasts, and some hints about stuff forthcoming in 2011. Continue reading →

Posted in Armageddon, daily life, podcasts, publications | Tagged 2020 visions, beneath ceaseless skies, bill moran, clockwork fairies, clockwork phoenix, crossed genres, daily science fiction, endeavour award, every day fiction, expanded horizons, gregory manchess, lightspeed, Mbrane, mike allen, redstone science fiction, rick novy, steampunk, tor.com | 2 Comments

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