Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette

It’s a warm, overcast day for blogging in Pittsburgh.  I want to take my walk to the Carnegie Library and exchange my two movie tapes and finish my walk through the park before it rains.  I’m returning The Long Goodbye starring Elliot Gould as a hip, rumpled 1973 Philip Marlowe private eye.  I watched the movie three times.  Then there was Bette Davis in Beyond The Forest.  Miss Davis plays a bitch as only Bette Davis can…

Now for some random blogging about life and writing…Tomorrow its do or die for the Pittsburgh Penguins.  I don’t know what to say.  It’s amazing how a sports team can lift the social pride of a city.  A loss tomorrow would bum out a lot of people in Pittsburgh.  In this economy we need something, anything to cheer about…

The Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette has plenty of articles for writers about writing and story ideas in the sidebar on the right and it has plenty of very short stories on the right, too.  But if you like your micro-fiction and sudden fiction to have a good dose of sexuality in it let me draw your attention to the tab at the top of the page that reads “Sexy Flash Fiction”.

Here’s to Kim Carnes and “Bette Davis Eyes.”

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