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Memoir - and Thirty Other Remarkable Flash Fiction Stories

By: Robert Blevins
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Seattle sci-fi writer Robert M. Blevins ('Say Goodbye to the Sun,' 'The Corona Incident') presents thirty different short stories in the flash-fiction genre. Flash fiction is the art of telling a complete story with main characters, a plot, and an ending - in as few words as possible. Some are humorous, others controversial, but all are entertaining. Foreword by Julia Broussard. Anthologies Short Stories Fiction Witty
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Absolutely adore the unexpected twists occurring at varied point in the individual tales.

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