John Wiswell of The Bathroom Monologues wrote a flash piece last week entitled ‘Might As Well.’ Since he recorded the piece for the blog, and he also confessed that this one was a bit of a tongue twister, he invited other readers to submit their own audio versions. He published the results on his own …
Category Archive: Flash NonFiction
Oct 02
My Writing Niche #2: #Spoken Sunday & Non Tech Tools for Nanowrimo
My Writing Niche (podcast): Episode #2 (LINK)** I precorded this on Saturday (10/02/10) because my cell phone started dying on me. I will try to talk and post about the Pre-Nanowrimo meetup for the next postcast in either a few days or a week, depending on the condition of my phone. Also if you would …
Sep 12
Spoken Sunday & 52/250 flash Poem: “Every little thing”
Audio: “EveryLittleThing” Original poem text: “Every little thing” For week #17, We are not responsible was the theme for the 52/250 Flash Challenge. My poem, Every Little Thing, expresses the internal dialogue I suspect every one of us face when we think about all the things that bother us in the world today. It’s so …
Sep 07
‘Thirteen’ – the 52/250 Flash Quarterly
Thirteen- the 52/250 Flash Quarterly Thirteen weeks have passed since the 52/250 Flash Challenge began: Thirteen weeks of submitting flash fiction based on themes from the site, thirteen weeks of writing 250 words based on a different prompt each week, thirteen weeks of some GREAT flash fiction. The time passed pretty quickly, though I often …
Apr 19
Monday Flash: Full Circle
*Despite the technical (and other) problems that plagued my blog this past weekend, more #fridayflash is in the works for this week. In the meantime, please enjoy my #Mondayflash (written for the contest at MadUtopia). Full Circle I never dreamed of being a writer. Visions of bookdeals and author signings never entered my head. However, …
Apr 12
‘notebooks’ at Poetry Read-In
Tonight I was fortunate enough to participate in a Poetry Read-In at the Massillon Public Library. My poem, “notebooks”, won first place in the adult category. I am so thrilled, especially since this was my first time reading in public. I’d like to thank the Library, judges, and everyone involved. For anyone interested in my …


