Short Fiction
A collection of all of my short stories, flash fiction, or microfiction.
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October’s Collection of Microdosing
Due to my laziness, this post is short and is to redirect you to my post on Substack, which is a collection of microfiction stories I have written for the month of October. Continue reading
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53-Word Stories: Tick
Please enjoy two 53-word microfiction stories I wrote that involve the theme of a “tick.” Continue reading
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100-Word Story: Best Friend
This last letter is of goodbye to a best friend. For the rainbow bridge is calling their name. Continue reading
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The Mulberry Tribune – Issue #3
Please enjoy issue #3 of the Mulberry Tribune, where we read about Mulberry Day, a 112-year long tradition. But it’s not all smiles and laughter, when the next article, Julius Tucker is missing, when he was last spotted during Mulberry Day. Continue reading
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Cycle
Please enjoy two 53-word microfiction stories that involve the theme of a cycle. Continue reading
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Father
In the father’s last moments, his son reflects on his time with him. Unfortunately, those memories weren’t so good. Continue reading
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The Mulberry Tribune – Issue #2
In the second issue of the Mulberry Tribune, we’re greeted with a surprise guest for local Mulberry resident, Julius’s birthday party. Continue reading
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Sandy Blonde Hair
What reminds them of childhood, becomes an obsession. Please enjoy this 100-word microfiction thriller! Continue reading
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The Mulberry Tribune – Issue #1
Welcome to Mulberry, a fictional small town that’s full of heart in its people, and a secret to spill out. The introduction of this piece is a short letter to welcome all to Mulberry. Along with that, there is the first newspaper piece, celebrating Mulberry’s fourth annual bake-off. Continue reading
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53-word Stories
Enjoy four 53-word stories that I have written for submissions to monthly contests. The first story is about luring a mythical bear by using a picnic basket. The second story is what you say can teach a valuable lesson—in this case, changing a tire. The third story is about a father’s bet with his son,… Continue reading
Brad Michael, Writer 