In Creative Corner, Flash Fiction

Sally swayed from the weight of her khaki backpack. News of gorillas in the land of a thousand hills had left her gazing at the sky’s lamps for a fortnight.

Now standing in the heart of Africa, she wished for many things; fresh air from the wetlands, a cup of Joe and Igisafuria smelled like the perfect menu.

“What would you like to order?”

A waitress with the most beautifully broad forehead spoke through her immaculate crossbites. Her bright eyes flickering, marketing her dimpled cheeks and full blossom lips.

“Everything. I need a bit of everything.”

 

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Read – The Travelling Skull – A Flash Fiction by Tammy Quakers – Nigeria

This Flash Fiction was published in the May 2024 edition of the WSA magazine. Please click here to download.

 

 

 

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  • Neba Terry
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    Thank you so much WSA I’m honored

  • Bonnie. C
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    Can’t stop imagining while I read. That’s a nice use of ink we have here. More ink to your pen

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A Bit of Everything – A Flash Fiction by Neba Terry – Cameroon

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