MICROFICTION PROJECTS
Each story in this collection was written by a student in the Fall 2001 Beginning Fiction Writing class. Though each story stands by itself, they are all part of coordinated projects. In each project, three writers work with a shared event, theme, or approach. Reading each story in the order listed is recommended. Click the project title to get to the individual stories. And what’s “microfiction,” you ask? It’s a term for short-short stories, each under a thousand words in this case.
Like what you read? E-mail the writer your comments through a link on the writer’s name at the beginning of each story. Have comments on the overall project? Let me know.
Thanks for reading,
Gregg Hennigan, Tony Baranowski III, Vanessa Wright
Three strangers in a bar try to decide what is actually going on. Whose perspective is most perceptive?
Nick Rossman, Matt Bloom, Alissa Dillavou
A bird flies through three lives touching each (and being touched) uniquely.
Lisa Schmitt, Kelly Klopfenstein, Regan Kearns
Everyone has a piece of the puzzle in this apartment complex. Can you put it all together?
Elysia Hansel, Emily Wheeler, Jeremy Adams
Well, if that title won’t get you to read it, nothing I say here will either.