Category Archives: short story fiction

Don’t Kill Me, I’m in Love

Posted on April 11, 2015 by Susan Lattwein

Many thanks to Matt Potter, editor of Pure Slush, for his guidance and advice whilst I wrote my story (the sixth in the serial) for don’t kill me I’m in love In the serial each story picks up from where the … Continue reading →

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FLASH FICTION Challenge #2 – try it, you might get addicted…

Posted on February 28, 2015 by Susan Lattwein

No, no, the title isn’t the prompt! 🙂 Stories for the first Flash Fiction Challenge Love Gone Wrong ranged from putting the love-blame squarely on Jane Austen’s shoulders, to Lola’s suspicious mind and where it got her (besides an expensive plumbing bill, and that’s … Continue reading →

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LOVE GONE WRONG – Valentine’s Day flash fiction

Posted on February 14, 2015 by Susan Lattwein

‘Falling’ in love Kat paddled to stay afloat, her skin chartreuse-yellow in the deep, crystal water. Close up, Adam’s wet eyelashes seemed longer. Male mascara. “Jump with me,” he challenged. “Just from the cliff.” Kat shook her head. No way. “I … Continue reading →