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microfiction

[ mahy-kroh-fik-shuhn ]

noun

  1. extremely short stories, generally no more than a few hundred words in length.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of microfiction1

First recorded in 1980–85; micro- ( def ) + fiction ( def )
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Example Sentences

Get feedback on fiction: Paul Gamlowski, a microfiction author, uploads his work at the 98 percent mark, prompting ChatGPT to give him a summary, to analyze the text or to speculate on the moral of the story.

The stories aren’t microfiction but, translated by Michael Favala Goldman, they’re really short — five or six pages each, somehow an ideal length.

This collection of wry microfiction seems to borrow from Rilke, Kafka and even Islam.

In a blog post, Serial Box says that it’ll launch a feature on July 9th called Microfiction Mondays.

Image: Serial Box The microfiction stories will only appear as a push notification; they won’t appear anywhere on the main Serial Box site or on the app.

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