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Recent Posts: GAY FLASH FICTION
A Reason to Live — By Thomas Kearnes
Greg suggests we pool our money for a bottle of Mad Dog. He’s smiling, the left corner of his mouth out of sync. I can’t help it, I’m a sucker for lopsided smiles. I look through my cache of old photos, there’s only one theme: the lopsided smile. I visit him once a week, after […]
A Beautiful Girl — By Alex Hogan
My daughter is five. She has started school. Every morning I drive her there, then peel myself away from her to sit at home, alone. Cameron is at work. He leaves the house at 7.00 am and catches the train into the city. I stay in bed until he leaves, only then I rush around […]
The Verse Repair Movement — “It’s so fucking twisted” — By John W. King
Gay Flash Fiction has resurrected John Washington King, the San-Francisco-based man of letters, and asked him to spearhead a new literary movement, the VERSE REPAIR MOVEMENT. Handsome, toned, and sparkling, John has the nous of a great versifier, and so he was tasked to take a poem of our (your) choice and improve on it, […]
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El Rocio – by Chuck Teixeira
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
(c) Chuck Teixeira, 2017 Miquel, my Venezuelan jefe, was drop-dead gorgeous. He had not come to Colombia as a refugee – he had merely seized an opportunity outside his country despite his mother’s reluctance…
My Father Cringes When He Sees Kyle Hold My Hand – by Andres Fragoso, Jr.
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
(c) Andres Fragoso, Jr., 2017 Barefoot I stand over the edge of the pool. Water swells beneath waiting for my soul. I look ahead. My father cringes when he sees Kyle hold my hand.…
VOTE YES ON SAME SEX MARRIAGE
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
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Glitter me Smitten – by Madison Lawson
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
The first thing you notice is glitter. Glitter everywhere. Yes, that sounds cliché and annoying, but it’s actually fun. It encompasses the entire celebration. It’s light and bright. It flies through the air, traveling…
Beyond Fresno – by Chuck Teixeira
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
? (c) 2016 Chuck Teixeira This story was supposed to encourage – if not you — an older friend of yours. Maybe much older. Too old to be in a love story. But not too…
Little Boy Blue – by Alex Hogan
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
(c) Alex Hogan, 2006 ? “Where is that boy? He should be mucking out the stables. He’s probably asleep behind the hay, like little boy blue. Beth, go find him and send him here.”…
Jennifer – by Michael Ampersant
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
(c) Michael Ampersant, 2016 by Jennifer The town house was located in an off-center residential street of Amsterdam inside its own red-light bubble: Blue Boys said the neon-sign on the façade. Jeffrey was one…
