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James Norcliffe

Tara Isabel Zambrano

Patricia Q Bidar

Len Kuntz

Marissa Hoffmann

Jessica Barksdale

Merridawn Duckler

Fred Muratori

Stephen Wack

Neil Shepard

Gary Fincke

Lisa Ferranti

Hun Ohm

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Special Features

  • Feature # 1 — Two by Two Story Collaborations
  • Feature # 2 — Seven Banned Words
  • Feature # 3 — Nin Andrews
  • Feature # 4 — Anton Chekhov Prize 2018
  • Feature # 5 — Jim Heylen
  • Feature # 6 — Love Story Bouquet
  • Feature # 7 — Anton Chekhov Prize 2019

Columns

  • Dear Leo # 1 — Usually I Write Fiction and I Lie
  • Dear Leo # 2 — Even If It Was Crap
  • Dear Leo # 3 — Dylan McKay is Not That Into Me
  • Dear Leo # 4 — How to Talk to Dead Writers
  • Dear Leo # 5 — Talk to Someone Weird
  • Dear Leo # 6 — Writing Your Inner Child

Recent on NFFR

  • Katerina Kishchynska
  • Best Small Fictions 2020 Nominations!
  • Place: Mary Thompson
  • Holiday Noir Feature
  • Place: Caitlin Myer

Best Microfiction 2019

A new anthology edited by Meg Pokrass,
Gary Fincke, and special guest editor
Dan Chaon. Available now!

Praise for this anthology:
“Beautiful, brooding, erotic, mysterious, idiosyncratic words shaped into thunderbolts, shocks that reveal what we didn’t know we know. Words filled with promise, bewildering and enchanting us. This is flash at its best, flash now”
—Jane Ciabattari
Available for order here

The Dog Seated Next To Me

New flash fiction collection
from founding editor Meg Pokrass

Praise for The Dog Seated Next to Me:
“The stories of Meg Pokrass are like beautiful bruises. I read them and ache. This is writing that makes you feel alive.” – Angela Readman, Author of “Something Like Breathing”

Available here and through online booksellers worldwide

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