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Ninety Tiny Windows is a collection of flash and microfiction that invites readers to pause, look closer, and step briefly into other lives. Each short piece is a small opening-a window-through which moments of beauty, strangeness, humour, grief, and quiet revelation can be glimpsed.

These stories range from only a few sentences to a handful of pages, yet each is complete in itself, capturing a single instant, thought, or turning point. Some pieces feel intimate and familiar, rooted in everyday experiences; others lean toward the surreal or unexpected, offering fresh angles on memory, relationships, time, and identity. Together, they form a mosaic of human moments-fleeting, vivid, and resonant.

Written with precision and economy of words, Ninety Tiny Windows celebrates what very short fiction does best: saying more with less. The collection rewards slow reading and rereading, inviting the reader to linger over language, implication, and silence as much as plot.

The stories can be read in one sitting or dipped into at random, making the book ideal for readers who appreciate literary fiction in compact, concentrated form.

This collection will appeal to readers of contemporary literary fiction, short stories, and experimental or minimalist writing, as well as writers interested in the craft of flash and micro fiction. Thoughtful, accessible, and quietly inventive, Ninety Tiny Windows demonstrates how even the briefest narratives can open onto larger emotional and imaginative landscapes.