Little Stories

Little Stories

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I've always wanted to start an anthology of short-form stories inspired by concept art that I can find online. Stories that you can read in one go (and I can write fairly quickly as well) that I hope will put forth different themes and genres. If you like jumping from world to world and you love concept art as I do, then start this journey with me and hopefully you'll like what you read.
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This book is essentially just a compilation of all my short stories that I've written over the last couple of years. Story titles with '🏷️' are inspired by a short story prompt or other literary work, whilst ones with '📙' are stories purely from my own imagination. Ones with '🧩' may be an excerpt from a larger story I'm working on, but can still be considered as a short story by itself. Also just letting you know in advance that I wrote quite a few of these when I was younger and they are really bad 😅. Well, even my recent ones aren't the best. All I'm saying is... these are my very rough drafts, so read at your own risk, and please be positive or feel free to (politely) point out any mistakes so I can make them better :) Enjoy! (WARNING: Please do not copy any of these without permission! If you see someone else using these ideas, please let me know, because these are all my own work.) [DISCLAIMER: I do not own the story cover background, credit goes to Oleksandr Latkun on 'Dreamstime']

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