Asleep No More
JeanCogdell
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JeanCogdell
Ongoing, First published May 02, 2017
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Published in 2012 by Flash Fiction World.  
  What would the world be like if women had no voice?
  Would they rise up and move to reclaim what belongs to them?
  On the same lines as Handmaid's Tale, this short piece brings into question what might happen when we are pushed to the edge.
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