Other flash fiction collections

While my Flash Fiction Month stories make up most of my flash fiction stories, FFM is not the only writing event I have taken part in. This assortment of collections forms the rest of my flash fiction pieces that I have deemed publishable.

The Journey's End cover art.

The Journey’s End

The Journey’s End collects the 60 stories from Prose-ject 2019 and Prose-ject 2020 and 3 stories from Flash Lit February 2019 and Flash Lit February 2020. It’s my definitive Prose-ject collection that I do not expect a follow-up to. If I had to name something I’m especially proud of with it, it would be the cover art that certainly sets it apart from the far less elegant Flash Fiction Month covers.

While it was originally released on Smashwords, The Journey’s End is now availably digitally for free on multiple platforms. The complete list can be seen on Books2Read.

Should Have Known Better cover art

Should Have Known Better

Should Have Known Better collects 30 stories from Tribble Month 2020, many of them made to expand already existing worlds. It’s a very straightforward collection and the TM series of collections features its own style of cover art.

Just like my latest Flash Fiction Month collections, this book was released via Draft2Digital. The complete list of platforms where it is available can be seen on Books2Read.

Future collections:

Tribble Month 2021

Will be worked on once the FFM 2025 collection is done. Right now, the estimate for the release date is probably very late 2025 or early 2026.

Tribble Month 2023

Will be worked on once the TM 21 collection is done. Right now, the estimate for the release date is probably 2026.

An unannounced project

Will be worked on once the TM 23 collection is done. Right now, the estimate for the release date is probably late 2026.

The Gauntlet 2017-2021 collection

This will be the focus after the unannounced project is done.

An assorted collection

This will collect standalone stories, potentially also some that are not flash-fiction-length, from 2016 to the present day, and stories from smaller events. When will this be done? I don’t know. Hopefully before 2030.