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Salamangka: 12SS 2020

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Contained here are my submissions to complete the 12 Short Stories in 12 Months Challenge over at Deadlines For Writers (deadlinesforwriters.com). They generally fall under the urban fantasy genre and are shared here, as-is, without any editing, for posterity -- warts and all!

This was my first year participating, and the first time I've ever written consistently and seriously over an extended period of time, so pardon the newbie mistakes. 

That said, I am grateful to Deadlines for Writers and its community, but most especially to Mia Botha, the site's creator and owner! I learned a lot over the past year, and look forward to applying those to all my further writing!

Without further ado, here are my 12 Short Stories for 2020. Enjoy!All Rights Reserved

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2023 Story Collection by stripper_heel_bitch

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A Story By Chance by Nerak-Xeray

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Flumptober - 2022 by Ginnivee

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A Story A Day (COMPLETED) by Blades500

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The Righteous Perish by SvengoolieNewmar1

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30 Day Writing Prompts by thepeacethepanic

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Prompt Writing: A Collection of Short Stories by NightShifterTales

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The Righteous Perish cover

quARTine prompts cover

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Prompt Writing: A Collection of Short Stories cover

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The Little God & Other Stories [12 Genre Months 2019 Collection] cover

2023 Story Collection

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