Merry Christmas, everyone! Today I have a Christmas Eve story about rabid nutcrackers at Okay Donkey! It’s a little humorous,… Read more Christmas Eve Story at Okay Donkey
Author: Chelsea Stickle
Chelsea Stickle is the author of the flash fiction chapbooks Everything’s Changing (Thirty West Publishing, 2023) and Breaking Points (Black Lawrence Press, 2021). Her stories appear in Passages North, The Citron Review, Peatsmoke Journal, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency and others. Her micros have been selected for Best Microfiction 2021, the Wigleaf Top 50 in 2022 and the Wigleaf Longlist in 2023. She lives in Annapolis, MD with her black rabbit George and a forest of houseplants. Read more at chelseastickle.com.
New Story at Jet Fuel Review
I have a story about rape culture at Jet Fuel Review called “The One Who Gets Away.” Check it out… Read more New Story at Jet Fuel Review
New Story at HAD
I have a fun micro about the sisterhood that pops up in the dark of the night over at HAD… Read more New Story at HAD
Flash Fiction-Based Art
Remember my story in Molotov Cocktail? Luck Soup? Well my friend Karen Middleton was inspired by it to create some… Read more Flash Fiction-Based Art
New Story at Lost Balloon
I have a story about children and honeysuckles over at Lost Balloon. Check out “Sucker” here!
Big News
Last week I was selected as a finalist for Black Lawrence Press’s Spring 2020 Black River Chapbook Competition. Today it… Read more Big News
New Story at The /tƐmz/ Review!
My hermit crab story looking for a home found one in The /tƐmz/ Review! It’s a flowchart flash called Through… Read more New Story at The /tƐmz/ Review!
New Story at Molotov Cocktail!
Craving a little dystopian flash? Check out my story about cardinals—“Luck Soup”—in the newest issue of The Molotov Cocktail!
Mini-Reviews at Fractured Lit!
Thanks to Fractured Lit, I have a series of mini-reviews of flash collections and novellas up at their website. If… Read more Mini-Reviews at Fractured Lit!
New Story in Little Fiction Big Truths
Today I have a story about Medusa called “Medusa Wasn’t Born a Monster” in Little Fiction Big Truths. Don’t worry,… Read more New Story in Little Fiction Big Truths
Chelsea Stickle 