Whether you want super-shorts, love, horror, personal stories, or a mix, there’s something for you at the Natalie McNabb Amazon Author Page. Check it out, if ya wanna… Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words or Fewer W. W. Norton and Company Paperback: $11.13 Kindle Edition: $8.99 Love Notes: A Collection of Romantic Poetry [...]
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Check it Out – Amazon Author Page
Posted in News, Published Fiction, Published Poetry, tagged Adoption, American Short Fiction, anthology, Arts, Catalyst Book Press, dark moon books, Fiction, flash fiction, Hint Fiction, horror, love, non-fiction, Online Writing, Poetry, publish, publishing Industry, vagabondage press, Valentines Day, W. W. Norton & Company, Writer, Writer Resources, writing on 02.16.2012 | 1 Comment »
New Flash Fiction – Six Minute Magazine
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged Arts, Chevrolet, dog, E-zines, Fiction, flash fiction, gas, gas station, Online Writing, Oregon, Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, overalls, pump, W. W. Norton & Company on 01.14.2012 | 1 Comment »
Borrowed Gas Can, Hwy 99 out in Six Minute Magazine, Winter 2012 edition inspired by a guy and his dog near some Oregon dunes, as was “View from a ’77 Chevy Scottsdale” (in Hint Fiction: An Anthology of Stories in 25 Words or Fewer, W. W. Norton and Company) Six Minute Magazine is ”a print and electronic magazine…[containing] quality [...]
Writers: The Next Rock Gods
Posted in News, Published Fiction, Published Poetry, tagged American Short Fiction, Arts, arts funding, Fiction, God, Organizations, publish, publishing Industry, rock star, stage, Writer, Writer Resources, writing on 12.24.2011 | Leave a Comment »
Say it will be so… Despite slashes to arts funding and a rapidly changing publishing industry, an email this morning relit my hope for fiction writers. According to American Short Fiction: Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2011 06:13:19 -0500 To: me From: them Subject: Writers are the next rock gods …Maybe you’re OK with a world where there’s a [...]
New Microfiction – The Safety Pin Review
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged college, Fiction, flash fiction, harvard, lay, life, Literature, microfiction, recycling, Safety pin, Short story, student, WECI radio on 12.06.2011 | Leave a Comment »
A Class of ’08 Alumna on 7-1-11 has gone live with Safety Pin Review see it attached to the back of a Harvard student who wears it everywhere he goes for a week download the Centerpiece, WECI 91.5fm, Issue Twelve radio show
New Flash Fiction – FRIGHTMARES: A FISTFUL OF FLASH FICTION HORROR
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged arachnid, beginning, bible, death, existence, Fiction, flash fiction, fly, genesis, life, Literature, Short story, spider on 12.02.2011 | Leave a Comment »
Genesis In the beginning, The Arachnid spun its web from the void, in the deep darkness that was upon the face of the heavens, and the winds moved upon its web. And the winds brought forth the first fly to The Arachnid’s web, causing the fly to become ensnared. And The Arachnid felt the fly’s [...]
New Microfiction – Microstory A Week
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged Arts, August, babysitting, birth defect, cotton candy, fair, Ferris, Ferris wheel, Fiction, flash fiction, Literature, parents, Short story, siblings, snow cone, summer on 11.10.2011 | 2 Comments »
August at the Fair August limps past the Ferris wheel, a cotton candy wisp stuck to her cheek. She stops, licks her dusty lips with a snow cone-blue tongue while deciding how to spend her sister Summer’s last dollar bill… <<read more>> ~ Microfiction Spotlight: November 9th through 15th, 2011, Microstory A Week
New Flash Fiction – Grey Sparrow Literary Journal
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged Arts, Fiction, flash fiction, Guggenheim Fellowship, gumballs, jeep, Kay Ryan, Literary magazine, Literature, love, Magazines and E-zines, mental health, military, Poetry, rain on 11.02.2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Last Two Minutes of the Game “Do the last two minutes matter?” you ask, turn off the game. We all wrestle you for the remote. Later, in your rusted Bug, with red and yellow gumballs spilled and rolling around the floorboards, I stick my hand out the window into the rain to push your [...]
New Fiction – Hobo Pancakes: A Humor Journal
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged art, Arts, balisong, butterfly knife, cable, coffee, cold medicine, crown royal, dog, Fiction, flash fiction, Holidays, humor, News, Old English Sheepdog, prison, Recreation, robbery, The Nutcracker, water bowl on 11.01.2011 | Leave a Comment »
a story about a home invasion debacle involving a Balisong knife, a bottle of Crown, an Old English sheepdog, and one man’s very tall tale A Dog and Its Bone Their coffee was cold and the room hot, but they hunkered over their cups nevertheless. Mickey scanned the bodies, tables and chairs pressed upon one another by the [...]
Featured Friday Fiction – Black Heart Magazine
Posted in News, Published Fiction, tagged Arts, cat, dog, Fiction, fish, flash fiction, Halloween, Holidays, horror, love, mental health, Recreation on 10.22.2011 | Leave a Comment »
just in time for Halloween: a twisted little tale about a woman and her cat, a man with a fish, two dogs, and love within an unstable mind It Wasn’t For Myself I have done one noble thing in my life, but it wasn’t for myself–it was for the woman I love. And, what wouldn’t one do [...]
New Flash Fiction – Eclectic Flash
Posted in Published Fiction, News, tagged Fiction, flash fiction, Arts, Online Writing, Multimedia, Flash, Development Frameworks, E-zines, mental health, simon and garfunkel, the sound of silence, mrs. robinson, jeep, car accident, death, mother, spider on 10.03.2011 | Leave a Comment »
First and Last Day Out of the Asylum …I pass DO NOT ENTER in flashing neon, in red letters on white-painted metal too, and as “Mrs. Robinson” fades, I buckle my seatbelt and stomp on the gas because there are people on this overcast Sunday freeway who must be shown how to live… <<read more>> [...]
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