Chances: A Collection of Flash Fiction

by Norman Cooper

FLASH FICTION is a complete story, usually between three hundred and five hundred words, and sometimes up to a thousand words. Unlike a traditional short story, some elements in the flash fiction story can be hinted, or implied, allowing the readers to have different interpretations of the same story. CHANCES is a collection of flash fiction stories. Each story, distinct and separate from the others, is a look into the characters' world at a critical juncture in their lives.

28 pages, Paperback

Published September 16, 2013

About the author

Norman Cooper (September 9, 1975 - present)was born in central Texas during the late 20th Century. He lived for a short time in the “Lone Star State” before his family relocated to Oklahoma and later Michigan. After a short stay in Wolverine Country, his family returned to the land of his birth. Where he has remained for more than twenty years.

An active member of the Internet Writing Workshop, Norman gives and receives guidance from other would-be writers, and some that have been published, too. In addition to writing and critiquing, he also volunteers as a co-administrator on the Practice Writing list and helps out as content manager on the IWW Website and blog.

Norman, with his wife and four active children, live near Houston, TX.