What do The Ramones, visual arts portraiture, and the elusive creative genius all have in common? Flash fiction, of course, though I should probably confess that, as a bona fide obsessive when it comes to the flash genre, it’s my personal opinion that all roads lead back to this jaw-dropping, fun, short-form style of writing. […]
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Katey Schultz will be teaching the 49 Writers workshop “Flash Fiction in a Flash” on Saturday, March 8. Register today! “There’s a child’s toy in the kitty litter box. You have 500 words. Figure it out.” That’s just one definition among many that I’ve used over the course of my six-years-and-counting love affair with flash
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David Marusek will be coming to the 49 Alaska Writing Center to teach a two-evening intensive about Flash Fiction, Nov. 9 and 10 (6:30 to 9:30 pm). That’s just under a month away, but we only have five seats left, so if you’re looking for a fun class that will challenge the way you write
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“Flash fiction offers me the equivalent of instant gratification,” says Fairbanks author David Marusek. “Also, the shorter the length, the more puzzle-like the writing becomes, and I find that rewarding as well.” Knowing Marusek will present on flash fiction at a retreat in Fairbanks next month, we asked him to tell us about the genre.
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