They offer flash fiction every business day of the month. So far I only read these:

-- Art by Anastasia Gammon - Inspired by COVID she wondered how we would evolve our virtual worlds, how to decorate for guests...
-- Like Blood for Ink by Aimee Ogden - what traits do we pass to our children and how disappointing when they got one from us they were hoping they wouldn't.
-- by Rich Larson - Hated it. I don't even want to put the title for the memory jog it will give me every time I see the name. The idea of the story is a parallel of an animal dying in a trap and humans going extinct. How do we handle the knowing death is coming?
-- Your Cat by Beth Cato - time travel. scientist travels back to help her childhood cat.
-- Just Try It by Nina Kiriki Hoffman - a witch goes on a blind date that her family set up.

skipping the others