Flash 11/2010, #1: Gina Sakalarios-RogersCanine 401(k)According to the reporter, Ed’s twenty acres was a killing field containing “massive piles of dog carcasses and bones clearly visible from the air.” She described... Read more: HTML In This Issue: Jake FreivaldIn This IssueBruce Bruce Bruce! His column is about repetition, and his exemplar is “Love Is Strange.” Our Classic Flash is a Lord Dunsany tale, “The Hen.” The characters are birds, but their foibles are human. Our next issue will be up in mid-December. Read more: HTML Flash 11/2010, #2: Peter McLeanDragonslayer“Well,” Mika suggested, “I suppose we could always just, you know, say it was a dragon.” She was sitting on a rock a little way off, under the shade of a forest oak, checking the fletchings of her arrows. She’d put three shafts into the poor bear before Krin even got close to it. Read more: HTML Classic Flash #44: Lord DunsanyThe HenAnd suddenly one day they were all quite gone. And everyone spoke of the swallows and the South. Read more: HTML Short-Short Sighted #26: Bruce Holland RogersAgain Again Again: RepetitionFlash 11/2010 #3: Bruce Holland RogersLove Is StrangeTodd and I were having a beer at the Folsom Grill, and I said, “You know, I saw Angela again today.” “Yeah?” he said. “Where?” “At a department store. She was there with some guy named Jim. Scruffy beard. Kind of unkempt. I wanted to wish him better luck than I had with her, but I didn’t. I really should have, though.” I unwrapped a cigar. Read more: HTML |