Flash 11/2009, #1: Leslie A. DowMy Superpower“Hon, have you seen my garpledeybip?” Like I knew what that was. “How should I know? I don’t even know what color it is.” Read more: HTML In This IssueOur Classic Flash is an ancient retort; laughter has always been the best defense. Bruce Holland Rogers is back this issue, too, talking about writing with characters your audience already knows. His example story is about George and Baseball. But not that George. Our next issue goes live on December 1. Meanwhile, please subscribe if you haven’t already, comment on stories, and tip your favorite authors. Thanks! Read more Flash 11/2009, #2: Alan GrayceA Delivery of CheesesteaksThe icy patch on his face tips him out of the warmth he mustered from the newspapers pitched against the restaurant grate in the alleyway. Gabe checks the clockstrip he filched from a street vendor. 1/10/2015... 7:22 a.m... 18 degrees F... A shelter tonight. He hates being locked in, but it beats frostbite. More from the strip: Read more: HTML Flash 11/2009, #3: Janene MurphyIrma Splinkbottom’s Recipe For Cold FusionFlash 11/2009, #4: Bruce Holland RogersPresident of Baseball OperationsThe secretary never had a chance to say, “Do you have an appointment?” Washington was already past her and opening the CEO’s door. Read more: HTML Short-Short Sighted #16Classic Flash #24: Sung YüMaster Teng-t’u |