Pixie Problems - Flash Fiction - Nov 2024
The coffee pot broke this morning. It was the final straw.
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Oct 4
Lock & Key - Flash Fiction - Oct 2024
She even tried to spin her tires and splash her brother with a cold puddle, but her little Yaris didn’t have a spiteful bolt in its body.
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Sep 6
EarthRot - Flash Fiction - Sep 2024
...black sludge broke through the earth and bubbled up at the bottom of the scar.
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Aug 2
Orol and the Botched Job - Flash Fiction - Aug 2024
All three mercenaries carried themselves warily, like they were used to mistrust.
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Jul 5
Constrained - Flash Fiction - July 2024
The real treasures were under the bed, hidden away. Books. Some with pictures, some just text, but all of them full of worlds.
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Jun 6
Vampiric Vibes - Flash Fiction - June 2024
This vampire is not the pale gothic waif from the 90s that you expect.
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May 26
Short Story Contest Win
I was announced the winner of a short story contest I'd submitted to back in April!
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May 1
Stan the Man - Flash Fiction - May 2024
I thought the mindless content would bore me to sleep, but the overly enthusiastic voice of Billy Mays only spiked my adrenaline.
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Apr 4
Tutoring Services - Flash Fiction - April 2024
Tutoring Services is a flash fiction piece by KR Holton, published for Flash Fiction First Friday in April 2024.
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Mar 1
The Librarian's Dilemma - Flash Fiction - Mar 2024
There was an old book on one of the back shelves in the library. One of the high-up shelves that the geriatric janitor didn’t bother with an
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Feb 2
Flash Fiction First Friday
FFFF is a challenge to write, post, and read flash fiction on the first Friday of every month.
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Feb 2
The Loyalty Card - Flash Fiction - Feb 2024
When Erin’s watch gave a meager beep as it struck four p.m., she swept all of her things off her desk and into her tote bag.
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Jan 5
Some Strings Attached - Flash Fiction - Jan 2024
She didn’t outright pour away the tea, though. That was a good sign. She probably could have taken my eye out if she’d thrown the saucer.
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Dec 1, 2023
Missing Persons - Flash Fiction - Dec 2023
Ahead, an intersection was crowned with traffic signal jewels—their glow distorted with heat shimmers. The intersection itself was an eight-
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