Flash Fiction Books

The late, great Agent 107 (Frank von Peck) of Psecret Psociety is remembered in this special 2200-word hagiographical short story.

The legend of a mid-70's jewelry heist in east Charlotte is recounted. A clever subterranean escape route is employed. All is going well for the robber until a sudden change of fortune. An 1100-word short story. Part of the psecret psociety pseries.

The author (Agent 33) and his wife (Agent 32) spend a couple of days in Asheville (NC) in 2012, witnessing and taking part in some mysterious occurrences. A 1700-word short story. Part of the psecret psociety pshort pstory pseries.

It was message-in-a-bottle day at the Charlotte headquarters. Sidonie Fery's is chronicled in detail. More of the usual Psecret Psociety madness. A transcripted 1200-word short story.

The now-trendy Plaza-Midwood area of east Charlotte (NC, USA) is known as Plasma-Wigwood in hip circles. But, exactly how did this term come about? This 1600-word short story posits a possible source: a pair of young dudes, a Caucasian and an African American in the mid-'70s. A truly electrifying...

In September of 1986, the author (psecret psociety agent 33) and his pal, Frank von Peck (agent 107), go for a treacherous walk along a weather-worn stone breakwater along the Cape Fear River in southeastern coastal North Carolina. They depart from Fort Fisher and rock-hop towards Zeke's Island...

The mysterious 2013 death in Los Angeles of the Chinese Canadian female, Elisa Lam, is revisited in this 1400-word short story. Possible theories are floated (and sunk). Another one in the Psecret Psociety Pseries.

An ordinary pickup of an arriving passenger at the San Francisco airport becomes anything but A 1900-word short story. Part of the Psecret Psociety series.

A thousand-word short story about a man in Charlotte (USA) who discovers an old note in the wall of his apartment and then follows the mysterious note's directions.

A 1,200-word short story about a most unusual, overheard conversation in a San Francisco bar. An insidious method of revenge.