: Re: Where can I find paying markets for flash fiction? I've written a great deal of flash fiction, < 1000 word stories. I know I can send them out to literary journals and online literary journals,

Not necessarily disagreeing with @Ralph 's answer, but if you're interested in genre fiction you might want to search at Ralan's or Duotrope. (For example, Daily SF pays 8c a word for flash.)

Many markets have upper limits but not necessarily lower limits for word counts.

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