Rabies, Rabies by Tracy Gonzalez
The 18th piece of Flash Fiction at Small Doggies, dreamlike prose about numbness and memory by Tracy Gonzalez.
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Would You Look at That by Tyler Gobble
The 17th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies in which writer Tyler Gobble’s narrator, Karl, ponders the moon entirely.
Facts by Gregory Sherl
The 16th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies finds Gregory Sherl and his narrative persona pondering deep thoughts on the south and life.
Alright, I’m an Addict…Now Where’s the Free Coffee and Donuts by Lavinia Ludlow
The 15th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies: in which Lavinia Ludlow’s narrator ponders the question, Who knew withdrawal could be such a workout?
The Lost Chapters by Lindsay Allison Ruoff
The 14th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies: in which a man rewrites two of the lost chapters of his novel, and then the trouble begins. By Lindsay Allison Ruoff.
Everything to Look Forward to Tonight by Rob Gray
The 13th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies: wherein Rob Gray’s narrator gets maybe more familiar than is necessary with the concept of anticipation.
Baby Is Going to Die Tonight by Richard Chiem
The 12th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies: where writer Richard Chiem attempts to describe longing in terms of a pink dream.
Innovators by Jeff Diteman
The 11th piece of Flash Fiction published by Smalldoggies: where writer Jeff Diteman calculates the value of one bottle per day for 5 minutes’ work.
The Prisoners by Cameron Pierce
The 10th piece of Flash Fiction published by Smalldoggies: bizarro writer Cameron Pierce disallows all anorexic berserkers from knowing anything about their prison sentence.
Three About Shoes by Hobie Anthony
The 9th piece of Flash Fiction published by Smalldoggies sees writer Hobie Anthony use shoes as a metaphor for life’s relationships.
Five Ways by Lauren Becker
The 8th piece of Flash Fiction published by Smalldoggies, where writer Lauren Becker enumerates the ways in which “we” connect, and they’re not always good.
Stupid Frank by xTx
The 7th piece of Flash Fiction published by Smalldoggies, in which writer xTx notices the differences between Frank and her infinitely more potent horses.
