AW Flash Fiction — Procrastination — 6/27/10

You don’t know how close I came to posting:  “This space to be used for most awesome flash fiction ever!  Stay tuned!”  But I didn’t.  Here’s my flash.  Nothing to write home about but it’ll do:

“Sales haven’t been what we’d hoped. I’m afraid we’re going to have to pull the January product.” Lars delivered the news to his CEO with a somber tone, hoped he’d not receive the messenger’s penalty.

“What about the ad campaign? Didn’t that boost sales?” CEO Frederick von Stupfinck steepled his hands in front of him on his desk in the only narrow space not covered with papers. Continue reading

AW Flash Fiction — Father Figure — 6/20/10

This flash was written around a small kernel I cut from My Fair Vampire. In the novel I had Dori simply spy on the house instead of making contact. For the Flash, I had her take that much larger step.
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Jude was the one who came up with the bright idea of tracking down my long time MIA father, a man who’d given me up to child protective services because he’d chosen booze and drugs over me. I hadn’t had any contact with him in over a decade. Continue reading