Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette

1. It’s a paying market for flash fiction.
2. It’s a paying market for articles.
3. It’s a paying market for poetry.
4. It covers current events.
5. It reports on amateur women doing adult videos.
6. It reports on items of interest to bloggers and retirees.
7. It celebrates female sexuality.
8. It publishes photo studies of nude women.
9. It reports on items of interest to writers of flash fiction.
10. It has dozens of excellent examples of the flash fiction short story.

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It’s 11:00 am in Pittsburgh.  It’s cloudy and mild (66) and the blogging day has begun. 

How’s everyone doing?

The Old Soldier is in good spirits.  I have to go on a run to get some more extra virgin olive oil to fry the last of my fish, but outside of that the Old Soldier is truly enjoying his retirement.

I got to talk to the Matriarch on the phone.  She was very cheerful, even after all she has been through: the Great Depression, WWII, being married to my father who was a wife beater for the first ten or so years of his marriage, raising seven children, burying her husband of more than 60 years and now living with my older sister just outside of Pittsburgh.

matriarch (Photo credit: Shreyans Bhansali)

What a woman!

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One day I will have to do an article on older children taking care of ageing parents.  Didn’t think you would find that kind of article in the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette, did you?

This magazine will surprise you.

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