Fiction Fridays - A Flash Fiction Newsletter by Josiah Beynon by Josiah Beynon

#66 Sep 9, 2022

Fiction Fridays - I made a friend, Mum

If you asked me how I’ve been, and I was feeling truthful, I’d say it’d been a bad week.

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#65 Aug 26, 2022

Fiction Fridays - Do Not Push

What would you do in the face of certain death? In my privilege-bubbled life, it seems an enormous stretch to…

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#64 Aug 12, 2022

Fiction Fridays - Fuck Jesus

What does it take to change your mind? What are your unshakable beliefs? I used to work with some guys who believed…

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#63 Jul 29, 2022

Fiction Fridays - Changing of the guards

My grandad used to grow amaryllises. For years, I never noticed. Sure, there was the odd houseplant about, but usually…

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#62 Jul 15, 2022

Fiction Fridays - Ever Hopeful

Several books I’ve read recently have pointed out how history comes in cycles. Pandemics, stock crashes, corrupt…

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#61 Jul 1, 2022

Fiction Fridays - The tide is pulling

When you stand at the top of a cliff, do you also feel the void calling to you?

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#60 Jun 17, 2022

Fiction Fridays - Everyone has their routine

I’ve always struggled to find the balance with my diet. Sometimes I’m militant. No carbs, no snacks, no letup. Doesn’t…

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#59 Jun 3, 2022

Fiction Fridays - She smiled in life, but not this time

In On Writing, Stephen King postulates that we don’t invent stories, we discover them. Writers grope around in the…

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