Flash Fiction Online

is creating a free fiction magazine (Science fiction/fantasy/horror)

74

patrons

$633

per issue

Flash fiction is tough. Wrangling an entire story into a thousand words? That's like trying to stuff a greased elephant into a shoebox with your bare hands. So for those authors who can write flash fiction and do it well, we at Flash Fiction Online are dedicated not only to publishing their work but to paying the professional rates they deserve.

The tricky part is that Flash Fiction Online is and will continue to be a free magazine. Our primary monetary support comes from the ebook sales and your generous support. Thankfully flash fiction is far cheaper to pay for by word than oh, say, a hundred thousand word novel. But that's still money that comes out of my pocket (and my pocket is sadly empty right now). I would love to make Flash Fiction bigger and better -- to add another story a month or perhaps commission an anthology.

But that requires your help.

A one-time donation is appreciated. Heck, an anytime gift is a cause for celebration around here! But those bills roll in every month. Patreon's support is continuous, giving Flash Fiction Online the financial stability for today and tomorrow.

If you don't have the funds to support Flash Fiction Online right now, that's okay. Nothing is going to rocket out of the screen and buzz you in the noggin (I promise. Patreon hasn't figured out how to do that yet...). Spreading the word about our Patreon campaign is great. We'll send you love and invisible sparkles of gratitude through the ether.

All my best,
Anna Yeatts
Publisher
Flash Fiction Online

Tiers

Loyal Patrons

$1 or more per issue

We'll keep you updated about what's happening at Flash Fiction Online, when our issues are coming out, and easy to follow links straight to your inbox.

Plus our everlasting gratitude ... 'cause you can't put a price tag on that.

Join $1 Tier

Sustainers

$2 or more per issue

We'll send you the monthly issue of Flash Fiction Online in either epub, mobi, or PDF format.

You'll also get behind-the-scenes access to the going ons at FFO like decisions about what to feature next on Patreon, how the magazine comes together, and other crunchy technical goodness.

Join $2 Tier

Keepin' Us Afloat

$5 or more per issue

You get the monthly issue of Flash Fiction Online in either epub, mobi, or PDF format.

As they're released, you'll receive the yearly anthology in e-reader format.

Plus all the rewards of the previous levels.

Join $5 Tier

The Dedicated

$10 or more per issue (sold out!)

How to Survive the Slushpile:

Slushpile Dos & Don'ts

Slushpile HORRORS.

Two 5,000 word manuscript critiques per Patron, per calendar year. You choose when to use them.

(Note: this does not guarantee or increase your chances of acceptance. Manuscripts still have to fit our basic guidelines (ie) no graphic sex or violence)

PLUS you unlock all of the lower levels.

SOLD OUT

SURVIVE THE SLUSHPILE

$10 or more per issue

How to Survive the Slushpile.

Slushpile Dos & Don'ts

Slushpile HORRORS.

Plus ...

Access to Learn to Write Fiction That Sells on Udemy.com ($20 value)

Plus you unlock all of the lower tier rewards.

Join $10 Tier

The Holy Grail

$25 or more per issue (sold out!)

Every month, email Anna a 1000 word manuscript for critique (a $40 value).

And we'll send you an e-reader copy of every publication put out by Flash Fiction Online, LLC.

Plus receive you unlock all of the lower tiers.

SOLD OUT

Why Dontcha Just Buy the Place?

$250 or more per issue ∙ only 2 left

For $250 a month, Anna will take you on as a personal writing student ($400 value). You get to submit a 1000 words of fiction per week straight to her inbox. She'll walk you through the writing process from content edit through line edits, even how to format and submit. Heck, she'll even help you figure out where your story fits in the marketplace.

Plus you unlock all of the lower tiers.

Join $250 Tier

Goals

$500 – reached! per issue

I won't lie. The vlog setup could use a little TLC. At $500, for the sake of your eyes, I'm going to invest in a photographer's lighting kit.
At the moment, I might be using my 13-year-old daughter's pink multi-headed lamp from Target that looks like the Hydra on acid.
Yeah. There's some room for improvement.

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