Dawn Tasaka Steffler

Dawn Tasaka Steffler has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in December 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Dawn Tasaka Steffler are: • Instagram • X • Bluesky • Website Besides social media accounts, dawnsteffler has populated their site with: • Swifties | Waxwing • Dead butterflies don't know what closure is because they're dead | Ghost Parachute • Still Drowning | Flash the Court • Cast Offs | Gooseberry Pie Lit Magazine • Killing Robby Jenkins | Cutleaf Journal • Lost But Found | New World Writing Quarterly • Teeth | New World Writing Quarterly • I'm a decorative throw pillow... | New World Writing Quarterly • Pure Trash | Fractured • Dottie & Coco & Me | River Teeth • Just Another Saturday Night | Necessary Fiction • Sex In Public: A Triptych | Ghost Parachute • The Menopausal Woman and the Tsunami | Bath Flash Fiction Award, Highly Commended • “I believe in flash, and I especially believe in microfiction”: An Interview with Melissa Llanes Brownlee | Fractured Lit • They Tell Us | Writers Resist • Why You Start Drawing Again | Fictive Dream • The Menopausal Woman... | Sundog Lit • Détente | 2025 Lascaux Prize in Flash Fiction, Finalist • You were supposed to find me, not get eaten | Ghost Parachute • David as Toaster | JMWW • What Moon Wouldn't Give | Inkfish Magazine • Interview with Dawn Tasaka Steffler | Inkfish Magazine • An Interview with Dawn Tasaka Steffler | SmokeLong Quarterly • Mom gets me a dog for my ninth birthday because she says all kids should have a dog | Fractured Lit • Rules Keep You Safe | BULL • Flash stories by Dawn Tasaka Steffler | Turn and Work • Bully | The Woolf • The Election Goes Badly | The Forge Literary Magazine • Author Interview | The Forge Literary Magazine • Bra Shopping | In Short: A Journal of Flash Nonfiction • What They Don’t Understand Is, Getting Used to the Pronouns is the Hardest Part | MoonPark Review • Triple-Digit Fire Weather | Gooseberry Pie Lit Magazine • Clean Floors | The Welkin Writing Prize • Détente | Bath Flash Fiction Award, October 2023 First Prize • How to Survive a Black Hole | Pithead Chapel • Sometimes she wishes he was dead, but then she’d miss him | Flash Frog