So far read these four:

~ 5* Infinite Tiny Lives, Infinitely Small by Shane Halbach - 5*

What a great short story. Tells you so much with so few words and leaves you with things to daydream about.

From the author notes: Excellent writer Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam (who has been featured several times on Daily Science Fiction) runs the "Art & Words show" at an art gallery in Texas. Each accepted story was paired with an artist who created art inspired by the story, and in turn each writer was given a piece of art to inspire a new story. "Infinite Tiny Lives, Infinitely Small" was written in response to the beautiful "Coral Bean" by Elizabeth R Wilson. The whole show was just a fabulous explosion of creativity and creation, with different types of art feeding off of each other, and it stands out as one of my favorite opportunities I've had as a writer.



~ Yona's Android by Michelle Denham - 1*
About girl and a very human like android, who asks a lot of questions. I found it to be completely pointless.

~ A Voice the Color of Blood by Caroline M. Yoachim - 2*
A synesthesia story. This one is a story between two women during the alien invasion. The MC sees her gf's voice as a "gorgeous crimson" which can be difficult to appreciate during a war.

I'm sure she did well for flash fiction, just not a high interest story for me.

~ The Goblin by Christina Sng - 3*
The story does an interesting thing where I think they are somewhere in particular but they aren't there. I don't want to spoil it for you. Kind of like when you read a story and come to find out they are living in a charm on a bracelet (but not that ;)