I’m thrilled to have a picofiction of mine featured in the new Folded Word anthology:

On a Narrow Windowsill: Fiction and Poetry Folded onto Twitter

The editors?

J.S. Graustein (California) and Rose Auslander (New York)
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Here’s what they say about the collection:

Written on four continents and read on six, the works in this anthology celebrate the birth of a new literary form: the tweet. Ironically, the 140-character limit of the Twitter platform has inspired new and veteran writers alike to stretch traditional boundaries. Some experiment with abbreviated poetic forms. Others create back-story through innuendo. All make every word—every character—count. This collection introduces 43 of these pioneers who venture out each day onto text’s narrow windowsill.

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Geographically dispersed writers featured in the anthology include:

meika loofs samorzewski, S. Kay, Nora Nadjarian,
Nathalie Boisard-Beudin, Christian Ward, Rose Auslander,
Amanda Lawrence Auverigne, Ashley Baldon, Mel Bosworth, Eric Burke, Opal Castmin,
Andrew Dobbs, Kaolin Imago Fire,  Jay Flemma, F.I. Goldhaber, Joel Handloff,
Michael Lee Johnson, Beth Katte, Karyn Eisler,  Peter Keller, Robert Laughlin,
Ellaraine Lockie, Jenny McFadyen, Joanne Merriam, Derek Osborne,
Joseph Patrick Pascale, Cynthia Reeser,  Michelle Ristuccia, Stephen D. Rogers,
Linda Leedy Schneider, Nate Sullivan, Jennifer Tatroe, Patricia Wellingham-Jones,
Ben White, xTx, Changming Yuan

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Here’s an Orange Alert review of the anthology.

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Want one?
Order it here, here, here, or here.

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75% of the profits will be donated to Doctors Without Borders.