FLASH FICTION

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Flash Fiction

Very short stories, typically under 1000 words, emphasizing brevity and complete plot.

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Brevity

The quality of presenting a story with the fewest words possible.

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Complete Plot

A narrative structure in flash fiction that includes a clear beginning, middle, and end.

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Surprising Ending

An unexpected conclusion that creates emotional impact and makes the story memorable.

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Dribble

A type of flash fiction consisting of a maximum of 50 words, also known as a minisaga.

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Drabble

A flash fiction story with a maximum of 100 words, showcasing essential story components.

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Sudden Fiction

A flash fiction genre with stories under 5,000 words, often in romance, sci-fi, or thrillers.

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Six-Word Story

A complete narrative told in exactly six words, conveying emotional themes.

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Emergence of Flash Fiction

The development of flash fiction as a distinct genre, particularly in the 20th and 21st centuries.

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Online Platforms

Digital spaces that facilitate the publication and sharing of flash fiction stories.