dallon robinson 🪩

new flash in here about motherhood and sea turtles 🐢so happy to be amongst these gorgeous stories!

pitheadchapel.com/nursery/

If you're living somewhere outside the USA, one thing you can do is pressure your leaders to boycott World Cup and Olympic events here.

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A new year brings us new work to admire 💫 Help us welcome our JANUARY ISSUE: buff.ly/xnuvf6J

Major thanks to our contributors!
WORDS @esmepromise.bsky.social, Stephanie Meade Gresham, Lia Hagen, Joan Kwon Glass
ART Audrey Holmes
PLUS @rachellayown.bsky.social reviews @chriscampanioni.bsky.social

opening of "1969", link to story in post

i have not really been Online the last year but my first flash in almost two years (!) is out today in flash fiction magazine. it's about 1960s housewives and the moon landing and i'm glad this funky little piece found its home🌝
flashfictionmagazine.com/blog/2026/01...

this book ripped my heart out! i adore it so much!

thank you @bronwengriffiths.bsky.social @mattkendrick.bsky.social for featuring my little funfair story! 🫶🎪🍿

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Our NOVEMBER ISSUE is finally here!
WORDS by @lesliepwriter.bsky.social M. Ezra Zhang, Rachel Girty, & Michael Todd Cohen
ART by Kadazia Allen-Perry
PLUS Madeleine Bazil reviews Aria Aber & Anna Rollins reviews Anna Gazmarian
splitlipthemag.com

3 years ago i was attempting nanowrimo + broke 10k in a project for the first time in years. + i distinctly remember thinking "i hope i can figure out how to write short fiction next year". glad i trusted the process !!!!

big lesson this yr has been enjoying feeling like a "beginner"/the start of something. this yr i had a lot of impostor syndrome at how "little" i've done. remembered i only started writing properly 3 years ago. i've done a lot in 3 years but also so excited to see what the rest of the years are like

acceptance today for my favourite flash fiction piece i've written this year!! excited to share my gay girls + the funfair they work at 🎪🍿

my fave part of editing flash fiction has to be that space where you wonder if there's any more you can get rid of and then in the next pass you cut at least 100 words

+ everything that happened/is still happening in the time it took to make that piece of paper happen...the pandemic, gender transition, my mom's cancer...very proud of myself but also 2018 me would be soooo confused

v weird getting your degree delivered in the mail. all of that just for this piece of paper

told myself i would catch up with nanowrimo today so instead i edited and submitted a flash piece

beautiful day to join bsky.....attempting to write 5k words for nano today 🥴🥴