So far read these:

-- The Library is Open by Beth Cato - 4*
Post-apocalyptic. A little slice/glimpse. Librarian stuck around, works in the garden and helps out seniors with books and veggies.

"The library was open, all the good that it did. So far, only three flies had entered that morning."

A man enters the library and she is suspicious but he is just trying to do something normal. Return a book his mother borrowed.

-- The Last Zombie Story by Joy Kennedy-O'Neill - 1.5*
Meh. The "last zombie" is chained outside her old work place. (idky)
She retains enough of her mind to seek revenge long after she has lost all her teeth. Without teeth she is harmless... or is she?

I like my zombies classic style and the story is meh.
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Caroline M. Yoachim note:
Several months ago, I decided to write a series of flash stories for Daily Science Fiction. This proved to be more difficult than I expected--my first few attempts to write multiple flashes on the same theme collapsed into single (multi-part) short stories. (If anyone is curious, my first "failed" attempt at a series of flash, "Five Stages of Grief After the Alien Invasion," is available to read in the August 2014 issue of Clarkesworld.)

For DSF, I wanted the individual stories to stand completely on their own, rather than being fundamentally interrelated. When I got the idea to do a tasting menu, I started by writing one fantasy story and one science fiction story, to make absolutely sure I ended up with a series instead of a single story.

To read the other stories in this Tasting Menu series so far published: https://dailysciencefiction.com/hither-and-yon/tasting-menu

-- Bread Babies by Caroline M. Yoachim - 5* I liked this one quite a bit! Recommend.
Opens with "Anna could make a baby out of bread, well enough to fool the fey."


-- A Million Oysters For Chiyoko by Caroline M Yoachim - 4*
A mom looking for her missing daughter gets some equipment that allows her to look farther than she ever could before.