Short Story Collection
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Ongoing19m
Last published Sun, Jun 7, 2020
These are stories written for a monthly competition called Furious Fiction.
Stories have to meet a different criteria every month and have to be under 500 words.
I hope you enjoy reading them, and watch as my writing grows each month.
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