Welcome to Friday Flash Fiction

Welcome to Friday Flash Fiction, the site for writers who can cram an entire story into 100 words. For almost a decade, we've been publishing great short fiction from all over the world, and we're still going.

The essential challenge of Friday Flash Fiction is to write a fresh new story of 100 words (or just under) in time for publication that following Friday.

You'll notice that we also accept short poems and some flash fiction of up to 500 words, too, subject to some restrictions. However, every newcomer is expected to submit – and have published – TWO classic 100-word stories before we allow them to branch out.

Why not have a look at what our hundreds of writers submit? Above all, we'd like you to have a go yourself and send something in. It's not that hard, honestly.
FROM A CONTRIBUTOR
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​Удачі, Malvina, from all of us.
For Malvina Perova's latest contribution, click the button on the right.
NEWEST CONTRIBUTORS

Thompson Emate
Abha Prakash
Tiffany Williams
L. J. Caporusso
​Gretchen VanOstrand
Eilis Orme
​Christine H. Chen
Jess Huxx
Penny Rogers
​James Hancock
Mel Fawcett
Teri Wright
​Melissa Ren
Louisa Cunningham
​Stu Flint
​K.G. Munro
Carol Bond
​Dr. Vaishnavi Pusapati
​Victor Ogan
​Keith E Maynard
​Scott C. Holstad
Frederick Charles Melancon
G. Lynn Brown
Dave Ryan
Rachel Prizant Kotok

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EDITOR'S CHOICE
Each week, we select one submission that we particularly like. Click below to read this week's entirely subjective choice.
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Only open to genuine contributors.
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