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Twitter Fiction

His waistline and hairline didn’t match her slender figure or long blond hair, but she put the ring on and made the promises. @kerryjheckman
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) April 23, 2013

candles on the table / a conversation between two men in pointy hats / blowing smoke //@kerryjheckman
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) April 16, 2013

Check out today's story, "Almost Home," by Kerry J Heckman: wp.me/p1CmVy-HZ
— One Forty Fiction (@onefortyfiction) April 9, 2013

"Almost Home" on One Forty Fiction

The noise in my head against the quiet clatter of the city train: at any time in the years that followed did you think of me? @kerryjheckman
— Seven By Twenty (@7x20) January 29, 2013

Whenshe plays it back she changes the details. She thinks everyone doesthat, rearranges the pieces so they can live with the picture.
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) February 5, 2013

Decatur is not far from Clinton, but no one will know me there. My crime is a crime of this town; everyone else has forgotten about it.
— Cuento Magazine (@CuentoMag) February 8, 2013

The snow swirled around her and she swayed in the wind, just like that kitschy hula dancer he had on his dashboard. @kerryjheckman
— Seedpod Publishing (@seedpodpub) February 12, 2013

Flash Fiction (under 500 words)

"Fresh Start" on Six Sentences 

"The Strong One" in Long Story Short Ezine

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