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Flash Fiction

Jonathon St Cyr 2 reads 4.0 (2 ratings)

Flash fiction is characterised by being very short, typically consisting of only a few hundred words. It must contain a clear plot and must have a complete story. There is no opportunity to describe the characters, but readers should still be able to tell them apart. The readers interest must be caught in the first paragraph and must end with a twist or slam-bang finish. Here are five examples of this genre:

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Tony Perrott

Nice bite sized stories for a coffee break, slightly predictable but like digestives always reliable. Yummy

Evelyn Mark

Hey! I just wanted to drop by and say that your story was an incredible read. The way you build emotion and tension feels almost cinematic, like a storyboard that’s already ready to be drawn. It was easy to picture, which says a lot about your writing skill. I’m a professional comic/webtoon artist, and I couldn’t help but imagine how well your story would work in that format. It’s rare to find something that feels so naturally suited for visual storytelling. If you'd like to see some of my work or if you’d like to see what your story could look like as a comic, you can reach me on Discord (eve_verse) anytime, and I’d be thrilled to chat about it. Regards, Evelyn

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