Getting this book not only give you 100 flash fiction, not 101 but 102 flash fiction. This book is a collection of flash fiction, which contain 102 flash fiction with various of genre such as adventure, fantasy, romance and many more. Flash fiction from venturing into the dragon's lair, the lost city, underwater adventure and much more. Each flash fiction consume only few minutes to finish. It is a fantastic choice for people who commute to work every day, lunch hour, and don't have a lot of free time. By read the flash fiction once a day, you able to hold up for up to 3 months.

8.5" X 11" 102 pages. Black and white interior on cream paper. Create Your Flash Fiction Masterpiece Today! "What is Flash Fiction"? Flash Fiction is a very short story ranging from a few dozen to a few hundred words. It's a very tight and fast story writing style that becomes addictive. Reading Flash Fiction is an equally pleasant experience since you can finish it within minutes and enjoy the FAST ACTION and UNEXPECTED TURN OF EVENTS that is at the heart of all successful Flash Fiction pieces. "What is the best way to start writing Flash Fiction?" Excellent question. The best way to dive deep into Flash Fiction is to start in MID ACTION. Since you have only a few hundred words at your disposal, don't waste any time with character development or background/contextual information. Jump to the heart of action and let the results of that action reveal the SURPRISING REVELATION about our hero. "How will this journal help me write Flash Fiction?" Flash Fiction usually comes in a brilliant moment of inspiration. Unless you record it right away, you might never have a second chance to create it. So it's important to carry this journal with you at all times, created just for you, the Flash Fiction Master. With this easy-to-use notebook organized perfectly for the very short fiction writer, record your flash fiction at one sitting, no matter where you are. Write down your basic character profiles, the obstacle (the VILLAIN) your hero needs to overcome, and the outcome of the hero's action before you forget them. You can publish your flash fiction in magazines and also online. You can blog it, post it on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and all other social media platforms. Flash Fiction is Fun! Start creating your masterpiece today without delay, one simple page at a time! Your imagination is your only limit. Go for it today! Copyright © Ugur Akinci | All Rights Reserved

Flash fiction is a type of storytelling that includes a limited number of words. Flash fiction is typically any story with fewer than 1,000 words, although flashes can sometimes be longer. The flashes in this volume are all under 1,500 words. Flash fiction can be a helpful method of improving English language skills once a student has reached a higher level (B1 or B2) in the language. The student understands the basics of the language and should have a decent vocabulary, but they are not yet fluent. Flash fiction, as opposed to novels or even novellas, are very short, self-contained stories. They include a minimal number of characters and often describe tiny moments rather than a larger story. There are simply fewer words and sentiments to miss in 1,000 words (a typical flash) as opposed to 80,000 words (a typical novel). Each flash in this volume includes words in bold that a B1 or B2 student may not be familiar with. Each word in bold is defined in a vocabulary list immediately following its flash. Each phrasal verb or idiom that is underlined is also described in the pages following its flash. Once the flash has been read and all its words understood, each has a series of exercises and comprehension questions meant to solidify the student’s understanding.

The act of writing helps shape our thinking and is an important life skill we need to nurture in even our youngest students. In her new book, Spark!: Quick Writes to Kindle Hearts and Minds in Elementary Classrooms, author Paula Bourque recommends making writing a daily habit through enjoyable quick writes - short, frequent bursts of low-stakes writing that lets young students think and play with ideas on paper. Bourque believes that "quantity produces quality" and suggests writing exercises that can be infused throughout the day. In just 5-10 minutes each day, Spark! can boost student confidence and transform the way they think about themselves as writers. Build Skills and Stamina: By creating a daily writing habit, students can improve their writing, find their voice, and strengthen communication skills Spark Creativity: Low-stakes writing can reduce anxiety in students and encourage them to take risks, play with language, develop ideas, and write creatively. Packed with Prompts: Bourque includes a wide variety of quick write prompts, including visual, auditory, and verbal art that can stimulate thinking. Community of Writers: During the writing process, students become exposed to and can explore diverse thoughts and ideas of others. Spark! offers purposeful and practical approaches that meet your students where they are in their writing development. Through volume writing, students can find their voice, build their language art skills, and gain confidence as a writer.

An eclectic collection of 100+ flash! fiction pieces by the authors of Flash! Fiction, Flash! Fiction 2, Flash! Fiction 3, Flash! Fiction 4 and The Brain in the Vat Stories and More.

An anthology of 34 flash fiction pieces--stories, vignettes, and apocryphal tales--reprinted from various Internet journals, magazines, and weblogs, including The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Muscadine Lines, The Midwest Literary Review, Black Lantern Publishing, Daily Flash 2012: 366 Days of Flash Fiction, Moon Drenched Fables, The Copperfield Review, Bewildering Stories, Dew on the Kudzu, Flashes in the Dark, The Bicycle Review, Long Story Short, Danse Macabre, Eunoia Review, Calliope Nerve, Short Humour, and 6 Tales.