Flash Fiction Workshop
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I spent Friday, Saturday, and Sunday teaching an adult workshop in flash fiction. I’m really invested in my Sunday night blogs posts as Reflections on my time at Fishtrap, but I’m still processing a lot of my recent experiences.
As a placeholder until tomorrow night, I’ll offer the following link. Saturday morning I wrote a brief essay about what flash fiction is, something that came after many hours of thought and months of study on my part. Here’s the link:
Please enjoy, and stay tuned for Reflections tomorrow (better late than never).
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Hi Katey…just read your post on flash fiction. Very enlightening, thanks!:)
Nadine