Flash Fiction: also called "sudden fiction," "micro fiction," "postcard fiction" or "short-short fiction," is a sub-genre of the short story characterized by limited word length. There is no "official" or exact word limit, but flash-fiction stories are generally less than 2,000 words long, and tend to cluster in the 250- to 1,000-word range. Occasionally, stories under 1,000 words are categorized as "Flash" and those 1,000-2,000 are described as "Sudden." - Wikipedia

I have chosen to include two flash pieces here that are of special purpose. In addition to being wholly separate pieces in their own right, they depict in greater detail a moment that occurs in a larger short story that has been written.

The Comfort of Snow

Behold the Pale Stranger

Unfortunately, the fact that I am still trying to get other flash fiction pieces published precludes me from making them available here.