I have enjoyed the flash fiction that I read in PX I. Good stuff. I think I like "Andy" the best. I like its non-linear character development. Groups of flash fiction really do synergize into more complete "wholes".
I have made my best attempt to improve the form on my second suite recently contributed to the up and coming PX II. I'd be happy to email anyone who asks my recent contribution via email if you can't wait to see it in the next issue.
If I could influence contributors and the editor of PX, I would beg more people to contribute experimental pieces and those pieces be given a priority over the less experimental pieces. I voice a preference here, not a criticism.
Now I want to turn the Lazy Susan toward our challengers. For those of you who are working on Lester Dent formulated pieces, epic 3-parters and all those other interesting pieces, I challenge you to write a handful of micro-falsh fiction pieces. Post them here. Keep them to yourself. I believe this exercise in focusing on density will sharpen your wits for larger pieces. Perhaps your FF pieces could help your current projects crystalize.
I would very much enjoy seeing more FF in the next issue of PX.
I have made my best attempt to improve the form on my second suite recently contributed to the up and coming PX II. I'd be happy to email anyone who asks my recent contribution via email if you can't wait to see it in the next issue.
If I could influence contributors and the editor of PX, I would beg more people to contribute experimental pieces and those pieces be given a priority over the less experimental pieces. I voice a preference here, not a criticism.
Now I want to turn the Lazy Susan toward our challengers. For those of you who are working on Lester Dent formulated pieces, epic 3-parters and all those other interesting pieces, I challenge you to write a handful of micro-falsh fiction pieces. Post them here. Keep them to yourself. I believe this exercise in focusing on density will sharpen your wits for larger pieces. Perhaps your FF pieces could help your current projects crystalize.
I would very much enjoy seeing more FF in the next issue of PX.
Comment