Flash Fiction by David

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Davey Ray

Meet the writer behind these tiny tales and see how microfiction shapes this strange little world.

An antique manual typewriter in deep matte black occupies the center of a sturdy oak table, a single sheet of bright white paper rolled into the carriage. On the page, a perfectly formatted 100-word story ends abruptly mid-line, emphasizing the power of brevity. Surrounding the typewriter are scattered, rejected pages with sparse sentences and crossed-out phrases. A small brass desk lamp to the right casts a warm pool of focused light over the keys and paper, while the background recedes into dim, neutral shadow. Captured from a low, slightly angled perspective, the keys loom in crisp detail with a shallow depth of field. The mood is intense and contemplative, rendered in high-contrast photographic realism that feels both timeless and highly professional.

Microfiction by David R. Duncan

I’m David R. Duncan, writing tiny stories that linger longer than they take to read. This site explores brief, speculative moments and everyday strangeness. Start anywhere, or dive straight into the full archive on the stories page.

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