Posted on July 31, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
Yes, another writer has decided to showcase work in the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette. Why? Because this magazine is the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the Internet. Just look around at all the great flash fiction, articles and commentaries that are available to readers who appreciate good writing and writers who want to learn [...]
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Posted on July 29, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
I have the work of a new guest writer for you to read. Hello hello hello, all my blogging and writing friends and my Flash Fiction Fanatics. It’s the Old Soldier here with another edition of the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette, the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the internet. One of the things that makes [...]
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Posted on July 27, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
New flash fiction submissions are flooding into the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette, the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the internet. Hello hello hello, all my blogging and writing friends and my Flash Fiction Fanatics. It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood. The Gazette is constantly on the look out for new flash fiction writing [...]
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Posted on July 26, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
Flash fiction submissions are pouring into the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette and I have another one for you today. Hello hello hello, my brother and sister bloggers and writers and Flash Fiction Fanatics. It’s the Old Soldier with another issue of the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the internet. I’m always looking to showcase [...]
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Posted on July 25, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
It is my great pleasure to introduce to the readers of the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette a short story from a new guest writer. Hello hello hello, my brother and sister bloggers and writers. Welcome to a new edition of the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the internet. Look at all the great links, [...]
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Posted on July 23, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
I have a disturbing story for you today from one of the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette‘s guest writers. The magazine is always on the look out for new writing talent. The submission guidelines are easy to follow and every flash fiction story that is accepted for publication is automatically entered into the writing contest which has [...]
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Posted on July 19, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
It’s always a pleasure for me to present new flash fiction writing talent to the readers of the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette. Hello hello hello, my brother and sister bloggers and writers. The Old Soldier has a new piece of flash fiction for you. But before we go any further, let me remind you that the PFFG [...]
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Posted on July 15, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
The endless search for new flash fiction writing talent continues here at the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette. Hello hello hello, my blogging and writing friends. It’s the Old Soldier with another edition of the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the internet. If you ever needed a good reason to take out a subscription to [...]
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Posted on June 24, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
The Old Soldier has a new flash fiction story for you today… Hello hello hello my brother and sister flash fiction writers and bloggers. It’s an overcast warm, Thursday afternoon in Pittsburgh. I’m working on a six-pack of 16-once-cold beers and I’m ready to rock and roll. If you haven’t already taken out a [...]
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Posted on June 21, 2010 by pittsburghflashfictiongazette
Today I have a great flash fiction story for you that is a perfect example of the “show don’t tell” technique that I’m always raving about… Hello hello hello, my brother and sister bloggers and flash fiction writers. It’s a wonderful, beautiful summer day in Pittsburgh. That’s right. It’s officially summer and we are going [...]
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New Flash Fiction by T.M. Hobbs
Yes, another writer has decided to showcase work in the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette. Why? Because this magazine is the most dynamic flash fiction magazine on the Internet. Just look around at all the great flash fiction, articles and commentaries that are available to readers who appreciate good writing and writers who want to learn [...]
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