Australian flash fiction
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On a small boat floating was a nest, construction in progress, holding a quail egg, inside a chicken egg, inside a duck egg, inside a turkey egg within a cassowary egg inside an emu egg captured by a large reptile… Continue reading
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To a Tee
I ask myself is there a loop undone. I can’t think of one, yet. Probability says I’ve left something out. What if my recall is good? I’ll end up cleaning my living room at midnight in about five minutes. Will… Continue reading
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Separate Ghost – flash fiction
I spent nights watching walls. Car headlights slithering past, in a series like cards falling. The traffic continued. On full moons the moonlight would shine cylindrically on my face. I finally saw him one night walk into the living room… Continue reading
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To Cut a Pair of Scissors – flash fiction
I don’t know if the scissors broke when the bird then sang. Abelito was seated on the chair. His wealthy grandfather called for the magic woman of the area to cast a spell – to bestow a charmed life on… Continue reading
Ariel Riveros Pavez 