Category Archives: Flash Fiction
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How to Make Fire Prints with John Cage
2September 23, 2021 by The Citron Review
by Suzanne C Martinez John Cage crumples the musical score and drops it on the etching press bed. He …
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We Fade With Time
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by Mileva Anastasiadou The morning bells marked his arrival, although it could have been the doorbell that woke me …
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Sheets
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by Sam Simon When there were four of us crammed in that apartment, I lived only in my room. …
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Mama Knows Best
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by J. Isaiah Holbrook Today I am fifteen again, which means / I’m growing familiar with cradling my sexuality …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentSeptember 23, 2021 by The Citron Review
One of my sincerest hopes for my children is that they will be comfortable as life-long learners. Because of who …
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Origins
Leave a commentJune 20, 2021 by The Citron Review
by Sara Cappell Thomason She’d always thought New Year’s Eve signaled a false changing of the guard. She believed …
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Left to their own devices, they became them
Leave a commentJune 20, 2021 by The Citron Review
by Michelle Morouse Jinny blamed herself at first. She’d skipped Junior’s basketball games to go to spin class and …
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A Practical Guide to Making Rain
2June 20, 2021 by The Citron Review
by Myna Chang Promise the rain’ll come. Tell ’em about that time in Wichita. The puddles that shimmered wet …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentJune 20, 2021 by The Citron Review
I have never considered myself an athlete. I like to run and am not-so-secretly obsessed with a popular group fitness …
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FAYE FURR KNEW SHE WAS NOT AND NEVER WOULD BE WACK
Leave a commentJune 20, 2021 by The Citron Review
by Beth Gilstrap The girls of Faye’s youth remember it different, of course. Twiggy and Roxane and Gloria and …
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