Flash Fiction and Micro-Narratives
Exploring the art of extreme conciseness and implied meaning in very short stories.
Key Questions
- Design a flash fiction piece that conveys a complete narrative in under 500 words.
- Analyze how every word choice becomes critical in micro-narratives.
- Evaluate the power of implication and suggestion in creating meaning in very short forms.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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