the sanctuary
Category Archive: Flash Fiction
Flash Fiction (c) L J Frank – a brief fictionalized story, perhaps based on an actual event, or a dream, an idea, a thought or vision and allows for the possibility of an unforeseen twist or occurrence.
“Felicitations my friend! It’s been a few weeks. You made it through the trial…relatively unscathed.” “Trial? It was […]
My suit coat pocket moved. My cellular phone was vibrating. I retrieved it and placed it near my […]
I stopped typing on my laptop computer when she joined me at the table. We both ordered some […]
Shoes have a deep, sensual and earthy connotation.
The Time Zone changed twice by the time the jet landed. The taxi pulled in front of the […]
New York City. The Guggenheim Museum. Saturday Afternoon. We were to meet at 3pm. I was her blind […]
We sat at a corner table in a downtown coffeeshop near the river discussing my dilemma. After taking […]
Truth is a sibling of authenticity, justice thrives best in the light and an individual’s quest for liberty […]
Late Friday morning. A coffeehouse downtown. A breeze was blowing in from the sea causing the umbrellas on […]
I grabbed a cup of coffee on my way to the meeting. I was the first to enter […]
I took a slow sip of my hot café latte as we sat on wood chairs next to […]
“So what do you think about the nature of modern man or woman?” Daniela asked. “The politics of […]
“It’s rubbish! That entire approach feels like a piece of romanticized, southern gothic intellectual debris with a heavy […]
We stood in line as it started to rain huddling under the early 20th century designed marquee waiting […]
