Why do you write flash? What makes it different for you? The urgency and control. I write longer prose, too, but with flash, I don’t always have to think it out before I write it. I can just sit and capture the idea as it blooms in my brain. Even if it’s a very rough … Continue reading Mini-Interview with Kathryn McMahon
Interviews
Mini-Interview with K.C. Mead-Brewer
Why do you write flash? What makes it different for you? First, let me say that I personally don’t tend to make genre distinctions between flash, prose poetry, or micro fiction. For me, these all fall into the same bubbling pot. I wanted to clarify this because I fell in love with this form through … Continue reading Mini-Interview with K.C. Mead-Brewer
Mini-Interview with Jayne Martin
Why do you write flash? What makes it different for you? It could have something to do with my insatiable need for immediate gratification, or my deeply-challenged attention span. But I think I fall into the genre naturally from years of writing television scripts where most of the scenes are pretty short. You get … Continue reading Mini-Interview with Jayne Martin
Mini-Interview with Chloe Clark
Why do you write flash? What makes it different for you? I think I got into writing flash because it was quick. It was something I could do while working on longer writing projects without committing myself to huge amounts of time (I like to be working on several things at once). What I discovered, … Continue reading Mini-Interview with Chloe Clark