Flash Fiction: Anatomy of the Aftermath, by Karen Jones TSS Publishing·June 22, 2021The Cambridge Flash Fiction Prize 2021 Winner * He’s left an ear on the kitchen table again –...
Flash Fiction: The Left behind, by Isla Telford TSS Publishing·May 18, 2021None of them took their phones. That’s how we all knew something was wrong. I put on Jamie’s...
Flash Fiction: In The Northern Lowlands of Mars, by Jennifer Harvey TSS Publishing·March 7, 2021He has been dreaming again of the northern lowlands of Mars, of those vast plains which once were...
Flash Fiction: Weekend Break, by Mary-Jane Holmes TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Naked and bolstered by high thread-count pillows, he listens to the slip of his wife’s body against the...
Flash Fiction: Water Baby, by Amanda O’Callaghan TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Highly Commended in the Cambridge Flash Fiction Prize 2020 Even though it’s late, the water doesn’t seem cold....
Flash Fiction: The Never-Quites, Never Quite, Never, by Stephanie Carty TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021The first of the Never-Quites to appear to her is back again. The young guy from the video...
Flash Fiction: Soloing Andalucía, by Tracy Lee-Newman TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021When he heard what she had done, Nigel’s face would slacken and his monobrow would rise up to...
Flash Fiction: Should I Worry? by Christopher Newlove Horton TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021I took a guy home last week. Usually, I don’t. But he was big, and so profoundly ugly...
