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June 10, 2025June 16, 2025Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Scarlet Box

By Dulce María Reyes Bonilla

Photo of a bathroom cabinet with a mirror and sink.

June 6, 2025June 16, 2025Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

What the Bathroom Cabinet Holds

By Janet Marler

Photo of an iridescent blue bubble floating in front of a while cloud in a blue sky.

June 5, 2025June 16, 2025Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Iridescence

By Kerri Call

June 4, 2025June 16, 2025Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Fuzzy

By Juliet James

June 6, 2024June 16, 2025Blog, Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Quick Work: Out of Control No. 3

Compelling micro-flash nonfiction from Multiplicity. “First Night” by Jeanne Ryan and “Only a Dish Away” by Sarah Chrosniak.

May 30, 2024June 16, 2025Blog, Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Quick Work: Out of Control No. 2

Compelling flash nonfiction from Multiplicity Blog. “Another Night Life” by William Grussenmeyer & “Divorce by Ketchup” by Robyn Weaver.

May 23, 2024June 16, 2025Blog, Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Quick Work: Out of Control No. 1

Compelling flash nonfiction from Multiplicity. “It Will be OK” by Monica Deck & “The Lips that Deceive” by Sarah Leete Tsitso.

Two pomegranates and a person in ski clothing

May 12, 2022June 16, 2025Blog, Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Quick Work No. 10

Here, in micro-flash nonfiction, writers make quick work of compelling stories.

Quick Work lettering, a person looking out a window, and yellow shopping carts

May 5, 2022June 16, 2025Blog, Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Essayist Matthew Berg finds solace in a supermarket parking lot, and poet Linda McCullough Moore traces the geography of time. More bit-sized beauties in the lead up to Multiplicity’s At Any Age issue…

Quick Work lettering, a black cat, and colorful balloons

April 20, 2022June 16, 2025Blog, Quick Work, Short-Form Creative Nonfiction

Quick Work No. 8

A youthful lesson in etiquette and an overnight encounter with the past. See what writers Elana Margot Santana and Peter Houle can do with 100 words or fewer.

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