It's interesting how each social media platform has its own distinct character.
For example, X prioritizes virality, while Bluesky values deep relationships. It's interesting that even the algorithm is tailored to that.

Flash fiction peeps! Favorite examples of lyrical flash, fractured/sectional flash, and breathless paragraphs? Hit me!

Writing one story a day is just like building muscle. It's tough, but rewarding.

After agonizing over how writing would increase my views, and agonizing some more, I stopped thinking about it.

After adjusting my chair, my writing productivity doubled.
Really.

After writing a post on Substack, I always feel a strange flutter when I hit the publish button.
And I get frustrated with the open rate.

I spend three hours a day on social media.
Bluesky, Substack, X...
Then I forget what I was going to write.
And the resulting back pain.

The only way I can find writers here is through the Fiction & Writer Pack. Is there another good method? Picking them out from the timeline is just too exhausting...

Everyone has a plausible plan before they start using social media.

Until the view count hits zero...

How do writers interact on Bluesky? My feed is nothing but pictures and cats.

I write flash fiction like this.

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One, two, three, one, two, three," the boy muttered.

The girl watching him approached and said,

"Hey, after three comes four!"

Then the boy pushed the girl, sending her tumbling over the railing.

"This is how I can count to four," the boy said.

Though it's hard to do, writing gets done once you start.
But the title—it's impossible to come up with a title.

If I had to tell my children just one thing:

Read the book.

How about including this illustration with my flash fiction? Isn't it cute?

I am a flash fiction writer.
I post new content daily with cute illustrations.
My Substack address is substack.com/@wewishweekend.
If you're interested in flash fiction, please follow me!

Newbie to Bluesky here!