Flash-365 was a collaborative project between an American writer, Benjamin Davis and a Russian Artist, Nikita Klimov. From October 2016-October 2017, they created one story and one picture every day.
We never had a damn clue what we were doing but we managed to do something, which really is something, maybe.
Since the end of their project, they have published their first book, a novella, The King of FU.
Please explore our site, contact us, collaborate, enjoy. Many stories have been removed to be expanded into larger projects, or published in other publications. If you’d like to follow our current projects you can find links below.
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Did this really happen or was this a story? I am heading to Vegas soon I think I would find this strip club fascinating!!
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Haha sorry no I just made it up. I wouldn’t certainly be curious to see a place like this if they ever existed
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You don’t have to be sorry about having made it up it’s a great story I’m just sorry I won’t get to go there LOL
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What’s this? hahaha, I’m sorry, that I always have to laugh. It is just always so incredibly crazy at first sight .
Very good with many profound sentences and / or funny phrases. What a brilliant invention this anti-strip club. Who likes to go to a strip club? But an anti-strip club is a good thing. Get rid of the old image and a new one ….. yes healing arms … we even help, but keep the most important thing, the naked woman, just twisted order ….. twisted like!
I have to ponder my favorite saying of Pippi Longstocking “I make the world, as I like it” I believe…. once again go through the head.
She danced in the way a piece of asparagus falls on the ground, but sexier …. we had something similar in an older story … she danced like a brick as falling in a boat … or something like that ….
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Haha I am glad you enjoyed it. Also I never read any pippi longstocking as a kid but she sounds quite profound. And yeah I think you’re right. In the story “the party of today” but I can’t remember exactly what was in there
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Astrid Lindgren is one of my favorit childrenbookauthors. Pippi is fun,for me, her slogan was always a great example….but here, with you I realize, that this slogan does not work always….there can be born things like anti-strip-clubs…: )
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haha yes, there is no telling what people are likely to create
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I wanted to reread “the party of today” but could not find it, do you know the date?… I think it was a street party, a woman spilled the beer and danced around a cute, curled child, in a strange way … you observed it from a restaurant?
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yeah, I think it was some time in June. on the left hand side of the website there is a search bar where you can look for specific stories.
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ohh god to know, thank you….
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I hope it came through, that I really think such an ati-strip-club is totally weak-minded….just watching the film of stripping girl backwards and create the right to make the opposite in naming.But a really grandios,cheap idea, Flash!
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Hahaha the weird thing is this could probably be a thing.
P.S I laughed pretty good at the dancing like asparagus part.
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Haha yeah I think it probably will be someday. Who knows, there are so many absurd ideas and businesses out there these days. I’m glad you enjoyed it
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This was really nice 🙂
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Thank you very much, glad you liked it.
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Your imagination is a wonder to behold. ☺☺☺
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PS For a long time it has been on my mind that your characters with close relationship to the protagonist (and paticularly familial characters) reminds me of the dialogue in Dave Eggers *A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius*.
Unless you hate him – then you sound nothing like that bastard.
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Hahaha thank you. Honestly I only ever read his forward to infinite jest then, honestly didn’t get all the way through infinite jest. But from the forward I did but one of his books but I haven’t been home since. If you’d recommend him I’ll see if I can find a copy of something of his here in russia. Or maybe online.
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I’ve only read the expert from A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, but what I read was just….bliss: great black humor, brutal sadness, complicated relationships… You can find the excerpt online.
Also, who the hell *could* get through DFW masturbatory (as my mother described it)Infinite Jest?? Loved all his essays, though, especially Trip to the Fair (in the Atlantic, I think) and his essay on tennis great Federer. Glorious.
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haha yeah I have read and enjoyed a couple of his essays and shorter works. I haven’t read trip to the fair though. I will find it and I will look for some Eggers. An excerpt if I can’t find a full book.
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Haha thank you. I think this came to mind while I was in Vegas. It is just such a strange place. It made me so curious as to what might be hiding around all the corners I didn’t check.
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Superb. Great concept, great writing and just a cool story. The line “She danced in the way a piece of asparagus falls on the ground, but sexier” could be the funniest and most-weirdly-perfect line I’ve ever read!!
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Haha thank you. I’m really glad I could make you laugh and happy you enjoyed the story. It was a really random idea.
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From my experience those are generally the best ones!
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