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Slightly conflicted as posting this theoretically increases the entries sent into the NPR Three Minute Short Story contest thus decreasing my chances of winning. But maybe you will all write terrible, terrible stories and make mine look that much better. Check out all the info here.
Stories have to be under 600 words. One character must tell a joke and one must cry. Good luck, mwah ha ha...
Write horror, flash fiction style. Submit to MicroHorror and possibly win a free T-shirt. They are having a no-fee contest, stories under 500 words about space (physical). Sounds fun!
If you write fiction as short as Kat Williams, there are a bevy of excellent journals that specialize in such microfiction. If you don't, maybe you should consider it as it opens a lot of little doors.
NANO Fiction (less than 300 words)
Inch (less than 750 words)
Quick Fiction (less than 500 words)
Gigantic (less than 700 words)
Wigleaf (less than 1000 words)
FRiGG accepts longer stories too, but seem to have a thing for flash.
.Cent Magazine (less than 350 words) plus they're English!
