Flash Fiction Books

This is a short story about a bunny and her best friend a dog.They live in a place called Glowglueland and they own a perfume shop. They live in a fabulous world full of adventures and beauty. It's a place like nowhere else.

A 20-something, struggling Latino American actor gets a strange letter in the mail on a desultory Hollywood afternoon. He then decides to act on the letter's invitation and takes a flight from Los Angeles to Portland (OR). In the PDX airport, he accosts a cute Latina, and they pass the dead time...

The amazing Al Nino of New York City contacts the author out of the blue on a calm-after-the-storm fall weekday. Al gets in his usual zingers, while the author tries to figure out if he has been ripped off. Approx. 1200 words. Another one in the psecret psociety pshort pstory pseries.

The author (Agent 33) and his wife (Agent 32) return to the Golden Sands (hotel) at Carolina Beach (NC, USA) for a family Thanksgiving. A strangely short pier catches their attention. There, by chance, they meet a Liverpool FC fan from England. Some petrels then 'rune' the sky. The next day, a...

This is the fabulous magazine of 19 BC, and the first and only Artemis Edition! *DISCLAIMER: This is not an actual magazine, and this is the only one as of now...

The author, infamous Agent 33, spies a small ball floating in a Charlotte (NC, USA) creek on his lunch-break on a fall day, which leads to an odd odyssey of thoughts, instances, and conversations. If this little tale were a movie, it would be rated G.

The author, Agent 33, is out on campus on an October day, thinking that he'll never have a short story idea ever again, when lo and behold, he is accosted on the sidewalk by a young man demanding a certain icy beverage. Agent 32 calls the author later, and the recursion grows deeper. If this...

While on an autumn morning bike ride in east Charlotte (USA), the author is suddenly summoned by a distressed Ethiopian lady on the side of the road. Very closely based on real-life events on October 16, 2016. Approx. 1300 words. If this little tale were a movie, it would most likely be rated G.

On a tranquil November evening, the author (Agent 33) and his wife (Agent 32) venture to a vegetarian restaurant in east Charlotte for dinner. Nothing noteworthy is happening until a pair of young Caucasian ladies sits behind the author. The college women proceed to have a 'dramatic' conversation...

The author recounts a semi-fictional, very strange, at the time legal, mind-drug experience in San Francisco in 1992. When the young Asian lady disappears on the Lands End Trail, he is left doubting the sequence of events. Approx. 1700 words. If this little tale were a movie, it would most likely...