Welcome back to another Advent Calendar Story Train. Are you ready to jump into another 24 flash fiction stories written by a collection of writers connecting to this year’s theme: “Lost”.

The project is ready and the first story will go live on Monday. So let’s jump on the train!

As the stories go live, I will update this page with direct links.

Due to many of these participants having different timezones, the time when these stories go live will vary. So please do check back if the current day’s story is not yet showing.

CONTENT WARNING: Some of these stories may reference difficult topics such as child death or suicide.

December 1st – Empty Spaces by Chris Harvey

December 2nd – Loss of Childhood by Morgan RR Haze

December 3rd – Dafydd The Dog by Marjorie Mallon

December 4th – Midwinter Wish by Kat Redfern

December 5th – Lost on the Moors by Darlene Foster

December 6th – Whispers From The Sea by Marié Asano

December 7th – Lost by Rachel Poli

December 8th – A Squirrel’s Tale by Suzanne Rogerson

December 9th – Time Travel by Mary Chuey Bishop

December 10th – A God’s Lost Love by Ashleigh Neame

December 11th – Lost Dog by Wilmar Luna

December 12th – Undead Penance by Alex

December 13th – Lost Memories by S.J.C Schreiber

December 14th – The Nunnery by Layla Todd

December 15th – Lost and Found by S. R. Severn

December 16th – Lost In The Woods by Cat Strawberry

December 17th – Photographic Memory by Stephen Goodson

December 18th – Lost For Words by Chris Farley

December 19th – Lost Project by Ari Meghlen

December 20th – Beggar Man by K.T. Seto

December 21st – The Christmas Party by Jackie Barber

December 22nd – Because The Stars Asked It To by Holly Millward

December 23rd – Blind Snow by I.L.Cruz

December 24th – Missing In Action by Cathy Cade

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A big thank you to all the Writers who joined this collaboration and shared their work for the 2025 Advent Story Train. Your support and participation is always appreciated.

And thanks to all of you who read and shared these stories. 🙂

Happy reading

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