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End of a Familiar Feature

During the course of the last year flash fiction has become a regular feature as a result of the M3 blog  and the book series from Redmund Productions. I am afraid that for the moment that feature is ending.

I have no desire to write fiction of any kind at the moment. My creativity has left so the March 31st deadline will not be met. Instead I will be focusing in reality without the subtle, temporary escape that writing the flashes for the books has allowed in the past. I am flashed out at the moment, not to say that I will not flash in the future but for now I am certain that I will not be in the next book.

Until next time, treat those around you the way you want to be treated. They will treat you as you have treated them like it or not.

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