We had 49 stories in the Collector this week with 1 Debut. Please welcome Laura Heron to the community.

FFDO Correspondent Catherine Russell recently suggested that it would be helpful to readers if we had information about the length of the #FridayFlash entries. This week we added a field to the Collector allowing authors to do just that and you will find the info included in the Report below. If you have any comments on this or any other suggestions to improve our reports, please let us know.

On Monday we featured a guest post from Johanna Harness on the relaunch of the AmWriting Member Directory and associated sites. Also this week FFDO founder Jon Strother posted What’s on Your E-shelf?. Check out that article and the comments for suggestions on titles by current and former #FridayFlash authors that you can add to your reading list.

Remember to keep the community news flowing through our weekly News Flash.

As always, if your story is not in the listing below please go to the Collector and add the details. It will be in next week’s report. ~Tim

The Stories

‘You – And The Day’ by Natalie Wood ~ @natalieiwood ~ Less than 500 words ~ Literary

Year of the Inkanyamba by John Wiswell ~ @Wiswell ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Humor

Wolf On Demand by A.M. Harte ~ @am_harte ~ Less than 500 words ~ Fantasy ~ Serial ~ Narrated

‘Throw A Little Light’ by Natalie Wood ~ @natalieiwood ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Slice of Life

The Wizard’s Prophecy, Chapter 53 by JB Starre ~ @JBStarre ~ Unspecified length ~ Fantasy ~ Serial

The Terror by Jeffrey Hollar ~ @klingorengi ~ Less than 500 words ~ Horror

The spell of boredom: a Ruby Charmchanter chronicle by Not All There ~ @NotallThere5 ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Magical Realism

The Secret History by Katharine Kerr ~ @milosmum ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Literary

THE SECRET GARDEN by COLIN JAMES ~ @CRJAMES ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Literary

THE NIGHT BLOGGER: The Graveyard Game And Other Cemetery Plots part six ‘The Devil’s In The House Of The Rising Sun’ by Al Bruno III ~ @albruno3 ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Horror ~ Serial

The Moves You Make by Virginia Moffatt ~ @VirginiaMoffatt ~ Unspecified length ~ Unspecified genre

The Ida un-Christmas Christmas Special, Part One. by Bill Moore ~ @billmoore_books ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Unspecified genre ~ Serial

The Great Eggscape by Craig Smith ~ @CraigWFSmith ~ Less than 500 words ~ Fantasy

The Contract by David Grigg ~ @thenarratorium ~ Over 1000 words ~ Unspecified genre

The Bus Stop at the End of Forever by Icy Sedgwick ~ @icypop ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Science Fiction

The Box by Laura Heron ~ @lauraheron2 ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Unspecified genre ~ Debut

Tea And Ginger Cakes by Jeffrey Hollar ~ @klingorengi ~ Less than 500 words ~ Slice of Life

Sunny Side by Chris Morton ~ @chrris9 ~ Unspecified length ~ Unspecified genre

Stowaway by John Xero ~ @xeroverse ~ Less than 500 words ~ Science Fiction

SON OF A GUN by COLIN JAMES ~ @CRJAMES ~ Unspecified length ~ Unspecified genre

Shaky, Part 1 by Andrew Flynn ~ @drewisawriter ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Cross Genre ~ Serial

Shadow Starved by Paul Carroll ~ @writeranonymous ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Fantasy

Series: Air Loom Diaries – part II by Brinda Banerjee ~ @modscheherzade ~ Unspecified length ~ Steampunk ~ Serial

Rear View Mirror by Marc Nash ~ @21stCscribe ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Literary

Problem Child by Melissa L. Webb ~ @melissalwebb ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Horror

Part One: Bethany’s Baby by Celeste McLean-Cote ~ @runningnekkid ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Literary ~ Serial

Odyssey Unknown by Cindy Vaskova ~ @Raptamei ~ Less than 500 words ~ Magical Realism

No Room by Clive Martyn ~ @clivem ~ Less than 500 words ~ Slice of Life

Missing Abi (Part 2) by Peter Newman ~ @runpetewrite ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Unspecified genre

Mirjam Re-Enrolls by Carrie-Anne ~ @Anyechka ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Historical ~ Serial

Memoirs From the End of the World: Entry #5 by L.G. Keltner ~ @LGKeltner ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Science Fiction ~ Serial

Living Smiles (Undead Dentistry 2) by Jason D Warden ~ @JasonDWarden ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Unspecified genre

It’s All In The Preparation by Rob Smales ~ @RobSmales ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Horror

In My Own Fashion by Lisa Vooght ~ @ficflash ~ Unspecified length ~ Unspecified genre

I found a dead alien buried in the sands of Mars by Tony Noland ~ @TonyNoland ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Science Fiction

Grandpappy by Christopher Munroe ~ @munsimunsi ~ Less than 500 words ~ Humor

Gloss by Tim VanSant ~ @TimVanSant ~ Less than 500 words ~ Experimental

From The Red by Kari Fay ~ @morganafiolett ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Unspecified genre

Friday Flash: Cloud 9- Food for Thought by Catherine Russell ~ @ganymeder ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Fantasy ~ Serial

Four Phrases by Steve Husted ~ @shuste73 ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Suspense

For Real by Katherine Hajer ~ @eyrea ~ Less than 500 words ~ Slice of Life

Ex by Alex Tomlin ~ @tomo4242 ~ Less than 500 words ~ Humor

Down the Hill by Laura Besley ~ @laurabesley ~ Less than 500 words ~ Slice of Life

Compensatory Behaviour by Emma Newman ~ @emapocalyptic ~ Between 500 and 1000 words ~ Slice of Life ~ Narrated

Carving by Leonard White ~ @leonard_white ~ Over 1000 words ~ Horror

Beyond the Mask – Part One by Leo King ~ @LeoKingAuthor ~ Over 1000 words ~ Action ~ Serial

Autumn Colors by JM Strother ~ @jmstro ~ Less than 500 words ~ Unspecified genre

Almost There by Aaron Conaway ~ @M_Gideon ~ Less than 500 words ~ Slice of Life

A problem solved by Steve Green ~ Less than 500 words ~ Unspecified genre

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