Category Archives: Short-Stories

“Swords Beneath the Ocean.” Flash Fiction Draw Challenge story for March 2022 from Jeff Baker. March 14, 2022

Swords Beneath the Ocean by Jeff Baker AUTHOR’S NOTE: The draws for the March Flash Fiction Draw Challenge were a Horror or Dark Fantasy, set at the Bottom of the Ocean, involving a Broadsword. So I drew my sword and … Continue reading

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Every Dog Has His Day, a Friday Flash Fiction Romp by Jeff Baker (March 11, 2022)

Every Dog Has His Day by Jeff Baker Snow flurries were skittering through the air as the huge black dog jumped in the snow. He hadn’t been in snow in a long time. “Cerberus!” came the voice. His master kept … Continue reading

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Rainbow Snippets for March 5th, 2022 from Jeff Baker: New Year’s in March.

A touch of New Year’s in March, now; another of my weekly Friday Flash Fiction stories, this one from December 31, 2017. I hadn’t expected my Bi private eye Andrew Navarro to become a series character but I did another … Continue reading

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“Cager,” by Jeff Baker. Friday Flash Fics for March 4th, 2022.

Cager by Jeff Baker D’Andre walked through the back corridor of the gym. Fast. He checked his smartphone. It had been an hour-and-a-half. Place wasn’t busy but it was the middle of the week and everyone who lived on campus … Continue reading

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Greek Salad; Served Up for Friday Flash Fics by Jeff Baker, February 25, 2022.

Greek Salad by Jeff Baker Dinner with a handsome, muscular Greek man had long been one of my fantasies. Sitting across the table, watching his smile across a sumptuous Greek meal prepared by the finest available chefs. But the table … Continue reading

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When All the World Dissolves. Friday Flash Fics by Jeff Baker

When All the World Dissolves by Jeff Baker Danny stood and stared at the ocean, the sand under his sneakers the old wooden school desk a few feet away. Where am I now, he wondered. He shook his head. He’d … Continue reading

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Flash Fiction Draw Challenge for February 2022—The Results!

The draws for this month’s Flash Fiction Draw Challenge were Fan Fiction, set in a Pizza Parlor including a Sack of Potatoes. I’ll post the results here as they come in (No rush!) Here’s mine “Three Hours at Nocomis” (See … Continue reading

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“Three Hours at Nocomis.” A Fannish Flash Fiction Draw Challenge Story for February 2022 by Jeff Baker.

Three Hours at Nocomis’ by Jeff Baker AUTHOR’S NOTE: The draws for the February Flash Fiction Draw Challenge were A Fan Fiction, set in a Pizza Parlor, including a sack of potatoes. Enjoy this and see if you recognize the … Continue reading

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An Out-Of-Sight Rainbow Snippets Post for Valentine’s Day Week from Jeff Baker (February 12, 2022)

Staying home with the hubby for Valentine’s Day. So, I have a couple of snippets from a romantic story today. Every week we post six lines from a work of ours, a work-in-progress or published, or a recommendation of someone … Continue reading

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“Our Life Exempt from Public Haunt,” a Special Friday Flash Fics by Jeff and William Baker, February 11, 2022.

Our Life Exempt From Public Haunt By Jeff Baker & Wm. R. Baker I was there late that evening in the old Lopresti Library because the books I needed weren’t online and I couldn’t check them out. Somehow the guard … Continue reading

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