The Gazette has had a great response to the flash fiction published yesterday by guess writer Maxwell Moore. You can get exposure in the Gazette for your very short story, too. Just click on the Submissions tab at the top of the page and follow the guidelines.
First you should read a few of the stories on this blog to get an idea of the quality that the Gazette is looking for. The Gazette does not publish science fiction or fantasy. Submission does not mean publication. This morning the Gazette was on page two of Google under the search engine term, flash fiction. You will get exposure. Your story will appear on the Gazette’s homepage for several days. Just like the flash fiction of Maxwell Moore.
The next edition of the Gazette will be published on Monday. This is the Old Soldier reporting from Pittsburgh.
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nice idea Guy … good luck with it …
perhaps a short definition of flash fiction ? I have been reading a few but as editor perhaps you could give a premise of what exactly it is … as separate from a short story, haibun, narrative, romance etc
thanks >>> Gina
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Gina, flash fiction is a very short story. It can be from 50 words to usually around 1,500 words. That’s all flash fiction is.