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Ninety Tiny Windows
Step through the smallest openings… and discover entire worlds.
Ninety Tiny Windows is a captivating collection of flash and micro fiction that invites you to pause, peer closer, and see the extraordinary hiding inside the everyday.
Each brief story is a window — some strange, some beautiful, some unsettling — opening onto moments where reality bends, imagination takes hold, and the familiar becomes quietly uncanny. A chance encounter. A whisper of something impossible. A glimpse into lives that feel both distant and deeply known.
Within these pages you’ll
• Surreal twists and dreamlike encounters
• Fleeting moments of wonder, humour, and unease
• Tiny narratives that linger long after they end
• Worlds revealed in just a handful of words
Perfect for readers who love imaginative storytelling in small, powerful doses, this collection proves that a story doesn’t need many pages to leave a lasting mark.
Open a window.
Look inside.
You may never see things quite the same way again.
Ninety Tiny Windows is a captivating collection of flash and micro fiction that invites you to pause, peer closer, and see the extraordinary hiding inside the everyday.
Each brief story is a window — some strange, some beautiful, some unsettling — opening onto moments where reality bends, imagination takes hold, and the familiar becomes quietly uncanny. A chance encounter. A whisper of something impossible. A glimpse into lives that feel both distant and deeply known.
Within these pages you’ll
• Surreal twists and dreamlike encounters
• Fleeting moments of wonder, humour, and unease
• Tiny narratives that linger long after they end
• Worlds revealed in just a handful of words
Perfect for readers who love imaginative storytelling in small, powerful doses, this collection proves that a story doesn’t need many pages to leave a lasting mark.
Open a window.
Look inside.
You may never see things quite the same way again.
278 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 1, 2026
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