10 By 10 Flash

Welcome to Issue #9. Please enjoy the ten excellent writers presented herein. They come to you from the U.S., U.K. and Belarus. Their diverse work provides different points of view about life. I hope you like this issue.

Zvi A. Sesling
Editor

Welcome to 10 By 10 Flash Issue #8, including the works of Niles Reddick, S. J. Price, Rob Tyler, Linda Chandanais, Katacha Díaz, Ed Ferri, Jr., Sudha Balagopal, Daniel Loebl, Huina Zheng, and Bryan Vale. Please enjoy the ten excellent writers presented herein.

Sincerely,

Zvi A. Sesling
Editor

Welcome to Issue #7. During the seven months we have been publishing, we have had a number of great writers, including some of the best of the genre like Paul Beckman, Robert Scotellaro, Kathy Fish, Karen Schauber, Jacqueline Doyle, Katherine Kulpa, Jayne Martin, Michael C. Keith, Rob Dinsmoor, Phil Temples, Francine Witte, Tim Gager, Renuka Raghavan, Niles Reddick, Riham Adly, Gay Degani, Sandra Arnold, Gloria Mindock and Brad Rose to name but a few of the 70 authors so far.

We have received submissions from Egypt, the U.K., New Zealand, Canada, Ukraine, Wales, Ireland, India and of course the United States. The stories have run the gamut from serious to crime to romantic to light sci-fi and humor. All the writers present wonderful, thoughtful stories that will entertain both in this issue, past issues and hopefully future issues. And at Paul Beckman’s suggestion I have included a story of my own in this issue.

So enter these pages, read and enjoy the ten writers in 10 By 10.

Sincerely,

Zvi A. Sesling
Editor

Welcome to Issue #6 with apologies is a bit late, but nonetheless has ten great flash fiction stories by 10 outstanding writers. Every story is unique. Dibyasree Nandy offers a mythical story rooted in her India background. Gloria Mindock’s short crime piece is reminiscent of some great detective stories. Phil Temples opens Issue 6 with his patented humor while Rob Dinsmoor closes out the issue with a bizarre, hilarious encounter. All the writers present wonderful, thoughtful stories that will entertain.

So enter these pages, read and enjoy the ten writers in 10 By 10.

Sincerely,

Zvi A. Sesling
Editor

Welcome to Issue #5 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories. Ten more outstanding flash fiction writers are featured, each contributing one story to 10 By 10.

Welcome back to issue Number 5 of 10By10 Flash Fiction Stories featuring more entertaining flash/micro fiction writers, each with a story for us to enjoy. These stories bring you a diverse group of flash/micro fiction tales that make us sit up and take notice of their creativity. Whatever you fancy, I am sure you will enjoy all the stories in this issue which run from fifty to nearly five hundred words. They are all short, concise and worth your time to read.

Welcome to Issue #4 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories. Ten more outstanding flash fiction writers are featured, each contributing one story to 10 By 10. 

There are humorous stories by Lawrence Kessenich, E. P. Lande and Ken Kapp and bittersweet tales by Elan Barnehama, A. Molotkov, and Jacqueline Freimor. Taras Bereza from Ukraine whose story while seemingly in the past could apply to today’s war torn country. Michael Neal Morris presents us with what might be a science fiction or just a dream, but then again perhaps a thought after a traumatic experience. Bruce Hoppe brings a modern day western horse story to these pages while Paul Germano closes out this issue with a husband-wife tale about a dog that may be familiar to many readers.

Welcome to Issue #3 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories. Ten more outstanding flash fiction writers are featured, each contributing one story to 10 By 10.

This issue opens with Phil Temples’s story about a college professor and her students. His protagonist fulfills the dream of anyone who has ever taught at the college level. Andrea Marcusa’s story has a touch of the supernatural while bringing to mind the saying, “There’s no place like home.” New Zealander Sandra Arnold writes about what happiness is aiming to make us all think about what makes us happy. John Sheirer writes about death with a kicker ending reminding us all may it not be what it appears to be. Marie C. Lecrivain tells us about something her main character cannot escape; perhaps none of us can. Laurie Rosen’s story is offbeat and funny, while David Galef views school as prison, or is it the other way around? Foster Trecost has us thinking about happy hours and funerals. Dan Keeble in the UK writes a humorous story about a lady in a grocery store while Cindy Rosmus relates a different kind of funeral tale.

This publication for readers of all genres is both as an introduction to the flash fiction genre, its many permutations and the writers who produce these enjoyable tales. I hope you enjoy the stories and delve further into each writer by reading their other works. These are multi-talented writers whose work is thought provoking and entertaining.

So, enter these pages and read the ten writers in 10 by 10.

Welcome to Issue #2 of 10 By10 Flash Fiction Stories featuring ten more outstanding flash fiction writers, each contributing one story to 10 By 10.

The writers: Rob Dinsmoor, Gloria Mindock, Gay Degani, Jacqueline Doyle, Riham Adly, Michael Minassian, Kathryn Kulpa, Brad Rose, Nina Rubinstein Alonso and Austin Alexis are all accomplished and well published in the flash/micro fiction genre.