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Today’s haunting flash fiction pieces are by Kim Liggett (BLOOD & SALT) and Kekla Magoon (X: A NOVEL). Come and meet Kim and Kekla at the 2015 Boston Teen Author Festival THIS SATURDAY at the Cambridge Public Library!
If “There’s nothing as tempting as a locked door...” or “The raging fire had a mind of its own...” inspire YOU, whip up some fic and tag it #flashficbtaf so we can reblog it here!
BTAF2015 authors Trisha Leaver and Mackenzi Lee respond to the prompts “There’s nothing as tempting as a locked door...” and “The raging fire had a mind of its own...” with these very different flash fiction pieces!
Respond with your OWN flash fiction and the tag #flashficbtaf, and we’ll reblog it here on the official Boston Teen Author Festival tumblr. And did we mention the festival is THIS Saturday!? Check out the full schedule here.
Readers of Kendall Kulper’s DRIFT & DAGGER will recognize our favorite hunters, Mal and Boone, in this flash fiction piece inspired by “The raging fire had a mind of it’s own...” and Jonathan David Kranz just couldn’t resist the temptation of that locked door! Read more flash fiction from our Boston Teen Author Festival authors under the tag #flashficbtaf, and as always, we encourage you to add your own!
#FlashFicBTAF continues with these pieces by A.C. Gaughen and Lori Goldstein!
Meet A.C., Lori, and 26 other awesome YA authors at the 2015 Boston Teen Author Festival! And as always, feel free to respond to the prompts above with your own flash fiction! Be sure to tag it #flashficbtaf so we know to reblog!
We asked each of our BTAF2015 authors to respond to a flash fiction prompt or provide us with an excerpt from their novel - and the fics are in!
Check out these flash fiction pieces from Amelia Atwater-Rhodes (BLOODKIN) inspired by the prompt, “There’s nothing as tempting as a locked door,” and Jessica Brody’s (UNCHANGED) “The raging fire had a mind of its own.”
If you like the prompts, feel free to post your *own* flash fiction using the tag #flashficbtaf, and we’ll be sure to reblog it here on the official Boston Teen Author Festival tumblr.
