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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take a breath….
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haha thank you, will do.
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an excellent horror bed-time-Story! Like the nightmares where you want to run away but your feet stick to the floor, or you have to dial a phone number and you always type the last number incorrectly …. what makes him smaller and smaller?..the bad news or the fact how he bypassed with the bad news? Or has it nothing at all to do with the news, but is the normal course of life? people grow physically and spiritually, and at some time they become less and less … and if they do not become like children, they will not enter the kingdom of God ? The illustration goes at least in this direction.
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I wasn’t really sure about what makes the character grow smaller but it’s mostly centered around the fact that news and media being so accessible makes individuals much much smaller these days.
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Yes. we’re all feeling a little powerless, right now. I’ve been told it’s world-wide “Compassion Fatigue.”
Good idea to unplug for awhile. Nighty-night!
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thank you. Yeah I just remember the world being a whole lot smaller when I was a kid.
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“Ignorance is bliss.” I wonder if today’s schoolkids still have that luxury?
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I hope so!
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Certainly not. I teach a lot of kids and it always amazes me how much they know about the world and all of the things they think about that I wouldn’t have dreamed of at their age. Always connected and seeing everything. It’s strange. I remember I had a giant rock in the woods behind my house. That was pretty much it, and it wasn’t for posing for instagram shots. It was a f*cking pirate ship haha
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This is wonderful – totally needed a laugh, thanks. 🙂
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haha glad I could help
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A novel way of saying goodbye.
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thank you for this indication!
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haha not quite goodbye yet, but almost
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I got cracked up by “I’ve been having to write this by hopping from one key to another” and then “I am going to take a nap on the mouse pad.” My imaginations got tickled. I only hope it wont get worse!
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haha me too. and yeah that was kind of the image I had in my head that made me want to write the story. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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A bit amusing, and a bit disturbing. As someone earlier said, we are all getting smaller and smaller.
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yeah, it’s hard not to feel that way. Sometimes I have to just disconnect sometimes.
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I realty liked this one. Digging your take on whimsy, and the illustration, as always, is on-point.
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haha thank you. Whimsy is the only solution sometimes.
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Sometimes the only way to handle the truth is by fictionalizing it.
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