I really liked what you said about flash fiction focusing on one moment in time, including the conflict and resolution. That’s a great way of putting it. I’m obsessed with flash fiction as well. Seriously. It’s so addicting!
Yeah, I’d read that somewhere when I was starting out and it really helped focus my ideas on the here and now. You can refer to other things/situations/moments in the story but stop short of going there. And I know! It’s hard to switch to writing longer pieces now! Lol
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Very nice Interview.I have learned a lot about this Flash Fiction.Thank you.Rgs. Hanno
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Glad to hear it. 🙂 Thx for commenting.
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You are very welcome.
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I really liked what you said about flash fiction focusing on one moment in time, including the conflict and resolution. That’s a great way of putting it. I’m obsessed with flash fiction as well. Seriously. It’s so addicting!
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Yeah, I’d read that somewhere when I was starting out and it really helped focus my ideas on the here and now. You can refer to other things/situations/moments in the story but stop short of going there. And I know! It’s hard to switch to writing longer pieces now! Lol
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Dyane, when I write flash fiction, I think of the “X-Files” while I work. Good stuff.
Glen
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Thx Glen. 🙂 And yes, I can see how that could be a very useful cue.
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