Thread: Where's a good place to put flash fiction online?
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Old 03-21-2014, 02:12 PM   #5
Gregg Bell
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Would your own website not be the best place to put such things, Gregg?
Thanks, Harry. That's what I originally thought but there's always complications. I have a lot of flash fiction (maybe 15 so far) and I'm planning on writing more. I only have four tabs on my website and they're all taken. I can put buttons on one of the website's pages, but that's going to make the potential viewer click once on a link (say in a Tweet) to get to my website page, and then they will have to find the button for the particular piece they wanted to read and click on the button for it. People zooming around on Twitter are not going to be that patient, and they expect to be taken directly to the page that they're interested in. And I kind of like the idea of FB because then people can "like" my FB author page. (But FB only allows 9 tabs, which translates into 9 flash fiction pieces for me.) I'll just keep searching. I'm sure a good answer will emerge.
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