What are the types of microfiction?

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Microfiction, also known as flash fiction, is a type of short fiction that is typically under 1,000 words.

Here are some common types of microfiction:

Six-Word Stories: A six-word story is a complete story that is told in only six words. These stories often rely on implication and suggestion to create a powerful impact.

Twitterature: Twitterature is a type of microfiction that is written in the style of a tweet, which has a character limit of 280 characters. These stories often rely on concision and cleverness to make a point or tell a story.

Drabbles: A drabble is a type of microfiction that is exactly 100 words in length. These stories require precision and careful word choice to convey a complete narrative.

Hint Fiction: Hint fiction is a type of microfiction that relies on implication and suggestion to create a complete story in only a few sentences.

Sudden Fiction: Sudden fiction is a type of microfiction that is often longer than other forms of microfiction, typically around 750 words in length. These stories often have a twist or surprise ending, and require careful attention to character and plot development.

Each of these types of microfiction offers a unique reading experience, with different constraints and challenges for the writer.