Fairfield Scribes (Issue 42) – Traffic Jam When my phone went from flashing traffic delays to flashing ads for camping gear, I should have known I was screwed.
Friday Flash Fiction (06/14/24) – Duck We were sitting at the bar at Bell’s Eccentric Cafe, silently sipping beers when my brother’s phone rang.
Five Minutes (06/11/24) – Pistol I was loitering in the parking lot when the armed robber ran out of the store.
Friday Flash Fiction (05/03/24) – A Good Kid He seemed like a good kid right up until the moment he shot me.
Friday Flash Fiction (02/23/24) – Extemporaneous Jim stared at his wife’s car in the driveway. His head throbbed.
Fairfield Scribes (Issue 35) – The Marriage Code The conversation begins as she steps out of the shower. Neither of us can hear the other over the running water or the fan, but I’m not sure it matters.
Flash Fiction Magazine (04/23/23) – Real Magicians Never Tell It’s amazing what runs through your mind when you’re handcuffed, wrapped in chains, and hanging upside down from a gymnasium ceiling over a bed of flaming swords.