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New Flash Fiction Review is an online magazine devoted to flash fiction. Read more: https://newflashfiction.com

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Check out 'Springtime in Happyland' from @nffr.bsky.social This one will stick with you! I can't forget it. It's one of those! I shouldn't be surprised when it's the product of the mind of @sagreene1.bsky.social 🍫

New Flash Fiction Review (subs closed)@nffr.bsky.social · 4w ago

Don't be fooled by the optimism in that title, @sagreene1.bsky.social is about to take you on a dark and splendid journey... "To be fair Miss Kozlowski’s lovely smile had been skillfully preserved by whoever did the head." newflashfiction.com/springtime-i...

‘The queue was long and I knew it wouldn’t be real chocolate, but I wanted to make Alfie happy.’ A dark and splendid journey indeed from @sagreene1.bsky.social

New Flash Fiction Review (subs closed)@nffr.bsky.social · 4w ago

Don't be fooled by the optimism in that title, @sagreene1.bsky.social is about to take you on a dark and splendid journey... "To be fair Miss Kozlowski’s lovely smile had been skillfully preserved by whoever did the head." newflashfiction.com/springtime-i...

Enjoy this little gem by Sophie Purchase in #NFFR issue 42 "We were always too different, I think, me: stubborn, scrapped, dirt under my nails, her: pristine and compliant, ready to be styled and posed." A mutiny in small parts by Sophie Purchase share.google/gv7ULRIHWoZg...

A mutiny in small parts by Sophie Purchase | Issue #42

My first, great crime took place in my grandmother’s living room; all swirling patterns and light thrown through lace curtains like the scatter of a disco ball, it gave the place a certain drama which...

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So enjoyed reading where our photo prompts took people in issue 42. And Ali McLafferty's story starts as it means to go on: "Every Sunday my father carried my mother’s head to the front porch and set it on the table to enjoy the sunshine." newflashfiction.com/keepsake-by-...

Keepsake by Ali McLafferty | Issue #42

Every Sunday my father carried my mother's head to the front porch and set it on the table to enjoy the sunshine.

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When I met @sagreene1.bsky.social recently, she arranged for a small child to (try to) bite my finger off. Be warned. @nffr.bsky.social 🔥🔥🔥”It was neither cocoa nor yummy. It squatted uneasily on my tongue, synthetic and toxic.” 🧡🧡🧡

New Flash Fiction Review (subs closed)@nffr.bsky.social · 4w ago

Don't be fooled by the optimism in that title, @sagreene1.bsky.social is about to take you on a dark and splendid journey... "To be fair Miss Kozlowski’s lovely smile had been skillfully preserved by whoever did the head." newflashfiction.com/springtime-i...