Staccato: Microfiction

By Trula on September 30th, 2009

This looks interesting:

Staccato is all about microfiction.

Launched in Athens, Georgia, in 2005 as a semiannual print magazine, the editors soon realized that their small print-runs weren’t enough and they could deliver microfiction to more readers more efficiently (not to mention cheaper) if they focused their efforts online. Relaunched in 2009 out of Brooklyn, Staccato is now a forum where you can read and comment on stories from your favorite writers and writers you’ve probably never heard of.
http://staccatofiction.com

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