Flash Fiction A Brontosaurus Can’t Walk Me Down the Aisle I rarely come home these days, preferring to meet in the brightly lit diner on 5th Street.
Flash Fiction On the Suboptimal Conditions For Growing Roses He wonders if one day he’ll awake to find himself a cockroach.
Flash Fiction An Obtuse Angle Back then you did not complain to the authorities about math teacher phallic indiscretions.
Flash Fiction ANTI-VENOM I scream, waving her off with a bronzed arm that spent all of yesterday in the surf and the sun.
Flash Fiction Gang Gang I am Buddha, without desire. But if they want to hang, will even the Buddha say no?
Flash Fiction I’m Sorry for Your Loss I busy myself at the buffet table, straightening dishes of soggy pasta salad and toothpick-skewered salami cubes.