Flash fiction America

73 very short stories
edited by James Thomas Sherrie Flick and John Dufresne
Book - 2023

"It has been more than thirty years since the term "flash fiction" was first coined, perfectly describing the power in the brevity of these stories, each under 1,000 words. Since then, the form has taken hold in the American imagination. For this latest installment in the popular Flash Fiction series, James Thomas, Sherrie Flick, and John Dufresne have searched far and wide for the most distinctive American voices in short-short fiction. The 73 stories collected here speak to the diversity of the American experience and range from the experimental to the narrative, from the whimsical to the gritty. Featuring fiction from writers both established and new, including Aimee Bender, K-Ming Chang, Bonnie Jo Campbell, Brian Washington, Robert Scotellaro, and Luis Alberto Urrea, Flash Fiction America is a brilliant collection, radiating creativity and bringing together some of the most compelling and exciting contemporary writers in the United States"--

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Thomas, James, 1946- (Editor), Flick, Sherrie (Editor), Dufresne, John (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., [2023]
Edition:First edition.
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505 0 0 |t Origin lessons /  |r Aimee Bender --  |t Boxing day /  |r Rion Amilcar Scott --  |t Bruise /  |r Stuart Dybek --  |t Some hard, hot places /  |r Kathy Fish --  |t Family /  |r Jensen Beach --  |t A notion I took /  |r Joy Castro --  |t My X /  |r Molly Giles --  |t A sailor /  |r Randa Jarrar --  |t Something falls in the night /  |r Desiree Cooper --  |t Seconds /  |r Terese Svoboda --  |t Exotics /  |r Dantiel W. Moniz --  |t How many /  |r Bryan Washington --  |t Not Daniel /  |r Deesha Philyaw --  |t Beach town /  |r Amy Hempel --  |t When Chase prays chocolate /  |r Christopher Allen --  |t The gospel of Guy No-Horse /  |r Natalie Diaz --  |t I'm on the side of the wildebeest /  |r Amy Stuber --  |t Jenny watches The exorcist /  |r Emma Stough --  |t Sink monkey /  |r Alyssa Proujansky --  |t The touch /  |r Kimberly King Parsons --  |t At the taxidermy museum of military heroes /  |r Steven Dunn --  |t The white girl /  |r Luis Alberto Urrea --  |t Skin /  |r Sejal Shah --  |t Bigsby /  |r Maurice Carlos Ruffin --  |t Over there /  |r Patricia Q. Bidar --  |t The pregnancy game /  |r Michelle Ross --  |t Monsters /  |r Sadia Quraeshi Shepard --  |t The weatherman's heart /  |r Tessa Yang --  |t Shit Cassandra saw that she didn't tell the Trojans because at that point fuck them anyway /  |r Gwen E. Kirby --  |t Customer service at the karaoke Don Quixote /  |r Juan Martinez --  |t Bone wars /  |r Laura Citino --  |t The logic of the loaded heart /  |r Amber Sparks --  |t The art of losing /  |r Julie Cadman-Kim --  |t Dimetrodon /  |r Justin Herrmann --  |t Gray /  |r Bergita Bugarija --  |t Good boys /  |r Honor Levy --  |t I'm exaggerating /  |r Kate Wisel --  |t The beauty and the bat /  |r Diane Williams --  |t James Brown is alive and doing laundry in Lake Tahoe /  |r Stefanie Freele --  |t Nothing is ever one thing /  |r Robert Scotellaro --  |t The combat photographer /  |r Dave Housley --  |t Solo /  |r Rita Zoey Chin --  |t Dear Nnamdi /  |r Tyrese L. Coleman --  |t Scrape /  |r Utahna Faith --  |t Why I could never be boogie /  |r Lisa Teasley --  |t Rhythm /  |r Joshunda Sanders --  |t Radio water /  |r Francine Witte --  |t An alternate theory regarding natural disasters, as posited by the teenage girls of Clove County, Kansas /  |r Myna Chang --  |t Pounds across America /  |r Meg Pokrass --  |t Beethoven's Fifth in C minor /  |r Pete Stevens --  |t The kiss /  |r Pamela Painter --  |t Amelia /  |r Aubrey Hirsch --  |t 23 men /  |r Grant Faulkner --  |t Varieties of disturbance /  |r Lydia Davis --  |t High on the divide /  |r Chauna Craig --  |t Willing /  |r Jennifer Wortman --  |t Misty blue waters /  |r Darlin' Neal --  |t Emmy vs. the bellies /  |r Meghan Phillips --  |t The one-eyed bat! /  |r Yalitza Ferreras --  |t Theo & Annie /  |r Randall Brown --  |t Walking on ice /  |r Arlene Eisenberg --  |t All your fragile history /  |r Jasmine Sawers --  |t Hached /  |r Nicole Rivas --  |t Lobster /  |r Robert Shapard --  |t David Hasselhoff is from Baltimore /  |r Kara Vernor --  |t Sketches of the school staff in Winesburg, Indiana /  |r Michael Martone --  |t How to write a hardship letter /  |r Nicole Simonsen --  |t Gloria /  |r K-Ming Chang --  |t Chew /  |r Venita Blackburn --  |t Tall grass /  |r Ann Pancake --  |t How to be a conqueror /  |r Matthew Salesses --  |t The solution to Brian's problem /  |r Bonnie Jo Campbell --  |t Never-never time /  |r Justin Torres. 
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