Category Archives: Fay Ulanoff

Fay Ulanoff is a freelance write who dribbles out flash fictin, amongst writing off the wall children’s literature.

A Rose Called Dirt

Posted on June 24, 2012 by

A Rose Called Dirt The wind blows about my body and pushes my petals down towards the torn up black sheeting beneath me. I know I still have some orange and red left inside I can see it in the … Continue reading →

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A Kiss Away

Posted on March 22, 2012 by

A Kiss Away I love the medium strength toothbrush I have, it gets to the places that need it. But my dentist said it is best for my teeth to use the soft one. Now that I have it and … Continue reading →

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Sheldon and Ida Through the Lens

Posted on November 18, 2011 by

Sheldon and Ida decided to leave the Hope Lodge. Ida held Sheldon’s jacket then slipped into her own coat. With a quick glance in the mirror she placed her purple cap on her salt and pepper hair, then propped Sheldon’s … Continue reading →

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Ned Nedimire’s Nail Came Off

Posted on October 27, 2011 by

F. Ulanoff The truth of the matter is, it had flourished for years as the king of his extremities. Even as a baby, he would hold it high, along with his other fingers, in order to clutch his baby bottle to … Continue reading →

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Sample My Work

Posted on May 31, 2011 by

Belonged by F. Ulanoff             Lensky and Hammer were friends. They belonged to each other as good people who care do. The night it happened was a foreshadowing of an ill fated romance that was long in coming and short … Continue reading →

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