My short story, “A Matter of Time,” has just been selected for the anthology Up, Do Flash Fiction by Women Authors, coming out in 2014 and edited by Patricia Flaherty. The anthology will be published in both book and e-book formats, and the project will publish “risky, raw flash fiction that reveals a slice of a full-bodied character’s emotional life … reflect(ing) the broad spectrum of women’s experiences.”
I’m excited to have been selected to be part of this groovy project!
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