Compression: D.N.A Morris
“The hallmark of any good compressed prose piece is its ability to portray all elements of a story quickly and sufficiently, using the most precise diction possible. It is my philosophy that the best writing of any genre has an emotional element that is easily identifiable and relatable, and if the compressed prose is to work, it too must move the reader towards some kind of passion. Flash fiction, micro-fiction, compressed prose—these are all names for the same thing: a short burst of creative, imaginative, unforgettable poetic brilliance, leaving a ghostly affect on the mind and heart similar to that of having gazed upon the Sun itself.” — D.N.A Morris
