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assignment darkfantasy fantasy scifi scifi-fantasy shortstory shutupandwrite sotf suaw survivalofthefittest

A compilation of all the assignments completed for the Shut Up and Write community.

This isn't an actual story people. It's stuff I write based on prompts from various competitions of the Shut Up and Write Community.All Rights Reserved

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