This blog is dedicated to helping you write flash fiction and to getting you published in this magazine. If you explore the blog, you will find dozens of great examples of flash fiction and articles full of tips on writing flash fiction.
And there is a constantly running commentary providing more insights into the dynamics of flash fiction as a demanding art form.
On the Home page, the stories of writers who were previously published on this blog are in constant rotation to keep giving their work the exposure that it deserves.
There is a Flash Fiction Hot Line for readers to ask me questions about flash fiction and which I will try to answer within 24 hours.
And in the same post you will find a link that will allow you to have every issue of the PFF Gazette delivered automatically to your inbox.
So, keep the faith, read the submissions guidelines at the top of the page and send me something.
Keep reading and keep writing. You are not alone.
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How To Write Flash Fiction/Great Examples Of Flash Fiction
You can’t beat that with a stick!
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Hello hello hello, my brother and sister bloggers, readers, writers and my Flash Fiction Fanatics. It will be a partly sunny, mild (56) day in Pittsburgh today. The Old Soldier is going to take a nice walk down to the nearest Senior Citizens Center to pick up his free bus pass. Anyone who is at least 65 years old in Pennsylvania is entitled to one. So, if you are 65 or older, go to the office of your public transportation system or to a Senior Citizens Center and get yours.
The PA Lottery pays for the pass.
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Pennsylvania Lottery official logo, which includes tagline, "Benefits Older Pennsylvanians. Every Day." (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
While you are checking out the articles on how to write flash fiction, be sure to check out some of the flash fiction stories that are in this magazine. And keep reading and keep writing that flash fiction.
This morning, Google had this blog ranked #4 in the world for the search term “flash fiction”. The PFFG got 350 hits yesterday.
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