Repeating themes include: people-as-animals, people losing themselves and finding themselves (and sometimes wishing they hadn't), childhood in the psychedelic seventies, reality TV, marriage, twisted religion, and of course the gotta have 'em he-done-me wrongs. Nearly all of them have been published before individually, in numerous print and online magazines and anthologies.Tales vary from realistic to humorous to surreal, and family-friendly to adult. more 0 posts Carly Berg's Blog: Writing Flash Fiction: How to Write Very Short Stories Carly Berg isn't a Goodreads Author ( yet ), but they do have a blog, so here are some recent posts imported from their feed. These fun-sized stories are just right for a coffee break, public commute, waiting room, bedtime story, or any other time you want a quick trip without leaving the farm, so to speak.The 100 stories in this quirky collection range from a few sentences to a few pages. Coffee House Lies: 100 Cups of Flash Fiction by Carly Berg (210 pages). I look forward to reading more by Carly Berg in the future.These fun-sized stories are just right for a coffee break, public commute, waiting room, bedtime story, or any other time you want a quick trip without leaving the farm, so to speak.The 100 stories in this quirky collection range from a few sentences. Overall, I loved reading this and know you will too. Brilliantly well-written and magnificently stunning are her stories.

It’s definitely a must have and will be read over and over again. I highly recommend this book to readers worldwide. No matter what she writes, I feel curious and always love the new adventure waiting in my hands. After reading the Coffee House Lies, I am left in total awe of this writer’s talent. I was lured deeply from page one and could not put the book down. Some tug at your heart, while others make you laugh out loud. However, readers will be amazed at each individual story. Enjoy!Ĭarly Berg is a talented writer whose words come off the pages and bring to life the stories. Repeating themes include: people-as-animals, people losing themselves and finding themselves (and sometimes wishing they hadn’t), childhood in the psychedelic seventies, reality TV, marriage, twisted religion, and of course the gotta have ’em he-done-me wrongs. Tales vary from realistic to humorous to surreal, and family-friendly to adult. Stories in this collection have received nominations for the 2013 Pushcart Prize, Micro Award, and Wigleaf Long List. Nearly all of them have been published before individually, in numerous print and online magazines and anthologies.

The 100 stories in this quirky collection range from a few sentences to a few pages. These fun-sized stories are just right for a coffee break, public commute, waiting room, bedtime story, or any other time you want a quick trip without leaving the farm.

Coffee House Lies by Carly Berg