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Flash Fiction (<500 words)
- The Casino
by Kenneth Vickery
One of her ancestors might have done this for Marco Polo.
- The Gynaecologist’s Suit
by Kenneth Vickery
The length of his robe didn’t protect the bottom of his beautiful suit.
- The Twin’s Party
by Kenneth Vickery
‘I’m sure if they are having a party, they’d invite you, darling, you’re their best friend.’
- Honeymoon
by Kenneth Vickery
Jane’s paint strokes were getting shorter and more aggressive.
Short Stories
- Doing them like a Donald
by Kenneth Vickery
Donald scuttled into Alice’s office, with the anger and angles of a giant praying mantis.
- The Three Pelicans
by Kenneth Vickery
When it was time for them to go and make their own way in the world.
- Guns and Grandmas
by Kenneth Vickery
These buildings wouldn’t have changed much since horses, camels, and gold-diggers strolled down the street
- I only wanted her for her body
by Kenneth Vickery
That’s very much my wife’s cat. She calls him Lpki.’
- Flying with Galahs
by Kenneth Vickery
Sophie moves to the far side of the tent. ‘Girl, you’re being as pious as “George Pell”. No one will know. and I don’t want to be spotted from the road.