Each Saturday (apologies for the lateness this week!), we will showcase the weekly short fiction offerings of our writers.

Some writers are inspired by the [Fiction Friday] prompt at Write Anything and others contribute to JM Strother’s #FridayFlash via Twitter.

We hope you take the time to enjoy the varied and entertaining array of stories this week.

• “He said it was the last photograph they had of the world the way it used to be”, in “Somewhere You’ve Never Been” by Jen Brubacher
• Where your treasure is, you’ll find your heart, in “Bequest” by Paul Servini
• “Preach it, brother. Preach it”, in “This Little Light of Mine” by Tony Noland
• A tale about a boy, a ball and someone sinister in the woods, in “The Golden Ball Trick” by Emma Newman
• ‘Flash’, in the traditional sense, in “Trade” by Carrie Clevenger
• Chronos and Death travel back in time, in “Time Slips By” by Laura Eno
• It’s probably just the wind, in “Beyond the Door” by Icy Sedgwick.
• The self destruction of guilt, in “The Pain in Waiting” by Annie Evett.
• Sometimes it just feels good to be a dog, in “Sparky” by Jon Strother.