So honored to be a part of 2025's @bestmicrofiction.bsky.social‬
Thank you @francinewitte.bsky.social‬ for nominating&publishing it in FlashBoulevard❣️
& Thank you editors @megpokrass.bsky.social‬, Gary Fincke, ‪@dawnraffel.bsky.social‬!! 🙏🏼💙
Preorders! best-microfiction.square.site/product/best...

Check out these two beauties from @quickasaflash.bsky.social in @francinewitte.bsky.social's wonderful #FlashBoulevard!

Three of my recent works of flash just appeared at @FlashBoulevard -- Kindly check 'em out! 🙏 "Ruins," "Coaster," & "Break in the Case." flashboulevard.wordpress.com/2025/12/13/j...

it’s amazing how uplifting one little #flash #fiction can be! bravo @hughbehmsteinberg.bsky.social & #FlashBoulevard 👏👏👏

"Time feels heavy, gelatinous. I can only see lights. Bright, flickering."

Love this story "Someone in the car said ‘no no no no no’ " from @travisflatt.bsky.social in #FlashBoulevard @francinewitte.bsky.social

#flashfiction

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Just had the most delightful pop-up prompt/conversation/zoom connection with @francinewitte of @SoFloPoJo & #flashboulevard. I love her work (was just reading the new book) and her prompts and the kindness and generosity...

Including one of my first lists (published by @francinewitte in #FlashBoulevard) of books I never wrote: https://flashboulevard.wordpress.com/2022/08/27/amy-marques-an-incomplete-list-of-all-the-books-ill-never-write/

Delightful acceptance (I promise, the rejections this week have been enough to patch together a weight blanket) from #FlashBoulevard for epistolaries born in @BendingGenres + @francinewitte pop ups + @megpokrass workshop! I kind of love how they're all letters to/from absents.

Delighted to have three little epistolaries (1st born in @BendingGenres epistolary workhop, 2nd in @megpokrass workshop, 3rd in @francinewitte popup) in #FlashBoulevard today! Thank you, Francine!! And thank you to those who read/workshopped with...

@norami 's latest in @FlashBoulevard curated by @francinewitte!

"alleys still smelling of the previous night’s delusions"-- I love stories where, in a reread, you realize all the breadcrumbs an author left in details throughout....

Baking the four-tiered wedding cake herself was one of the family customs she’d insisted on...The cake was beautiful, but I can’t remember what it tasted like. Sorrow, probably.

Great story from Cheryl Snell in #FlashBoulevard @francinewitte.bsky.social

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