One Story Each from Ten Flash Fiction Authors
Welcome to Issue #22. Unique stories highlight this issue with as usual, ten extremely talented flash fiction writers. Each have their individual style and creativity. Some have appeared in 10 By 10 before and we are fortunate they have chosen to write for us again. Some of the authors represent different areas such as South Africa, Illinois, Massachusetts, Canada and New Jersey. Sit back and enjoy these ten excellent stories.
Welcome to Issue 21 of 10 By 10 Flash Fiction Stories. Half of ten authors are new to the publication and include one young woman from Hong Kong. The other five have, of course, appeared before and are extremely entertaining as well. Their stories reflect their diverse backgrounds and personalities. I hope you consider submitting your own stories, whether you have been in 10 By 10 before or not. New stories are always welcome. And please remember, to be accepted stories must be 200 to 500 words long, not previously published or written with AI or ChatGPT and submitted with a head & shoulders jpeg photo and a bio. Looking forward to seeing your work!
Welcome back to issue Number 20 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories featuring an all-female issue with writers from New Zealand, China, Canada and South Africa. The U.S. represented by Massachusetts, Oklahoma, New Jersey and Florida, Each writer has a story for us. Whatever you fancy, I am sure some of these stories will fit the bill. All the pieces in this issue run from just over two hundred words to nearly five hundred words. They are all short, concise and worth your time to read and enjoy.
Please don’t forget, whether you were previously published in 10 By 10 or not, you are always welcome to submit. Remember stories should be original, no AI or ChaptG, not previously published, 200 to 500 words accompanied by a bio and jpeg head and shoulders photo. Please attached all material separately.
I look forward to seeing your work. In the meantime, enjoy these stories.
Welcome to Issue #19 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories. Three of the ten flash fiction authors in this issue have appeared before: Phil Temples with his often off beat humor, Gary Finke who often provides a different approach to his story and Amy Grech whose stories often are hardboiled. Then we have the humor of Pamela Painter, Anne Anthony’s bittersweet story telling, Rebecca Parker’s job interview from Hell, Mikki Aronoff shows us that house hunting is not always what you think, Avrilla Fee relates what compassion is and Joanne Taranto provides touches of sci-fi and humor. Their stories are as diverse as their personalities. I know you will find the stories entertaining and I hope you consider submitting your own stories, whether you have been in 10 By 10 before or not. New stories are always welcome. And please remember, to be accepted stories must be 200 to 500 words long, not previously published and submitted with a head & shoulders jpeg photo with a bio.
Looking forward to seeing your work!
10 By 10 Flash Fiction Stories #19
Welcome to Issue #18 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories. Although six of the ten writers in this issue have appeared before, their stories are unique and different from their previous contribution. As usual they are from different countries and have backgrounds that are quite individual. I know you will find the stories intriguing and consider submitting your own stories
Whether you have been in 10 By 10 before or not. Fresh stories are always welcome. And please remember to be accepted, stories must be 200 to 500 words long, not previously published and submitted with a head & shoulders jpeg photo and a bio.
Looking forward to seeing your work!
Welcome to Issue #17 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories. Eight of the ten writers in this issue are appearing for the first time. One writer is in the United Kingdom and another resides in Peru. There is also an Australian. One is a student at Emerson College in Boston, MA. I know the stories are entertaining and hope they are to you as well.
Submit your own stories, whether you have been in 10 By 10 before or not. Fresh stories are always welcome. And, remember to be accepted, stories must be 200 to 500 words long not previously published and submitted with a head & shoulders jpeg photo and a bio.
Looking forward to seeing your work!
10 By 10 Flash Fiction Stories #17Rob Dinsmoor has had dozens of short stories and flash fiction pieces published in literary magazines, and two of his collections of short fiction, Toxic Cookout and You’ll Never See It Coming, were recently published by Big Table Publishing.
Rob was a kind, gentle person who wrote non fiction about a comedy group of which he was part and about his experiences writing scripts for Nickelodeon. His dog Jack died on Christmas Eve and following two severe illnesses, Rob died peacefully. He was a member of several groups, including the O’Hara’s Prose Writers. He will be sincerely missed by all who knew his warmth and humor.
10 By 10 Flash Fiction Stories #16Welcome to Issue #13. Unique stories highlight this issue with, as usual, ten writers whose flash fiction will elicit different emotions from sadness to humor. Their stories show individual style and creativity. I tend to select stories which entertain me and hope you will find them the same. So enjoy the ten excellent stories written by ten excellent writers as you relax in a comfortable chair.
Happy Holidays to everyone!
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