The more words a writer uses, the easier it is to fully express and explain an idea. Flash fiction always fascinated me with its fully condensed pile of a story where a writer uses the least amount of words to paint a picture. It’s not easy to whittle down a loved collection of writing to the heart of the piece, and to figure out how to fully explain something with the smallest amount of space provided, but it’s a challenge that I find fun (most of the time) and others may as well.
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Teresa Forester Adams 