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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.
The storm moved in quickly over the college town as I ran into an old craftsman style bookshop […]
A tear of wax slowly slid down the thick candle sitting on top of the rectangular hardwood table […]
It was after midnight. Neither of us could sleep. We looked into each other’s eyes. We both noticed […]
The lean body of the old man with longish white hair swept to the side by a light […]
Eva was living near Adelaide, South Australia. Her home was a contemporary, white, blockish looking structure with a […]
We stood there several feet apart on the polished cement floor of the screened in patio that served […]
I heard a soft, forest sound, like leaves blowing in the wind. I pulled on my right ear […]
Getting away
We stood on the expensive Italian marble floor a distance from the pool. With a boyish grin he […]
The soft voice asked, “Why don’t we begin at the beginning?” “It was hot outside – 97 degrees […]
