30 Days of Flash Fiction
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Last published Sat, Aug 5, 2017
Find out how a single impulse buy lead to intergalactic warfare, or how the famous watchmaker Ernest Wallace came to design the King's pocket watch.
Maybe romance is more your style? Science fiction and fantasy? General fiction?
30 refreshing stories under 1000 words, written for a flash fiction challenge.
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