Cathryn Grant
Suburban Noir
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Flash Fiction by Cathryn Grant I love short fiction - a quick jolt to the senses, that's why my fiction blog is titled Flash Fiction for the Cocktail Hour.
The Festering Wound - June 3, 2010 A Christmas Package - December 25, 2009 So Lucky - September 25, 2009 Writing Under Pressure guest post - flash fiction - Non-violent Crime - June 2, 2010 |
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Flash fiction is extremely short fiction. The generally-accepted length of a flash fiction piece is between one and two pages. Typically, a short-short story is about two to five pages in length, and a traditional short story is approximately five to fifteen pages, occasionally more. I'm interested in Flash Fiction because I admire the ability to be concise, and we all recognize the shortening of attention spans evolving from Twitter, TV and TMI (too much information). Yes, I recognize the irony that I'm contributing to the glut of words. Here's another sample of FF. |
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