For 24 years, B.G. Smith documented violence as a retired federal law enforcement officer. Now he writes flash fiction and micro fiction stories to process what he saw and explore the moral complexities he couldn’t address on the job. B.G. Smith’s work has been highly commended in the National Flash Fiction Day Micro Fiction Competition (2026) and published in Pocket Fiction, The Drabble, 101 Words, Quotidian Bagatelle, WATG Press, Dark Moments (Black Hare Press), and over a dozen other literary journals.
Recent Achievements
- “Fallujah” – Highly Commended: National Flash Fiction Day Micro Fiction Competition, 2026
Selected Work
“Sunday Games” – WATG Press Journal, 2026
“Bubbles” – Scribes MICRO Issue #56, 2026
“The Attic Door” – Dark Moments (Black Hare Press), 2026