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Cigar Caps in the Dollar Store Parking Lot

By Jad Josey

You ask me: What is the collective noun for a handful of spent cigars beneath the knotty, crooked oak in…

Nowhere to Land

By Abbie Barker

The night your father and uncle guzzle a thirty-pack of Miller Lite and ride your glittery bike shirtless through the…

Winter 2022 Fast Flash Challenge Winners and Shortlist

By Fractured Lit
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1st Place: The circus without white horses or elephants by Fiona Lynch 2nd Place: Sheepskin by Hannah Zhang 3rd Place:…

Berkeley Square

By Lori Sambol Brody

We took BART and then a bus down University Avenue, me in my jeans and black pleather jacket, as soft…

THOUGH SALLY WANTS TO KNOW EVERYTHING, THERE ARE SOME THINGS SHE CAN’T QUITE REACH

By Abigail Chang

but she is always multiplying, like a rabbit. In this version of the universe, Sally is only nine years old…

2022 The Fractured Lit Micro Fiction Prize Winners and Shortlisted Writers

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First Place: Raising Rabbits by F.E. Choe 2nd Place: Burn It All Down by Karen Jones 3rd Place: Casual Pinch,…

Vicarious Transubstantiation

By Emilee Prado

Ann and Andy have a small, quiet apartment. They live tucked into a nook in a towering building, which is filled…

An Interview with Sherrie Flick

By Fractured Lit
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Co-Editor of the New W. W. Norton Flash Fiction America Anthology The newest installment in W. W. Norton’s popular flash…

A Matter of Survival

By Stephanie Yu

1. You are six, and your brother is four. The sun is so bright compared to the lush New Jersey…

Prison in Hawaii

By Michael Czyzniejewski

The air raid sirens sounded and my brother Bruno scrambled, demanding to know where my basement was. I didn’t have…

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