Flash Fiction
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Last published Thu, Feb 20, 2020
Literally flash fiction. Some stories are shorter than others. The genres vary from adventure to science fiction to dystopia and so on. Not usually longer than 500 words. Some are based off prompts, others straight out of my mind!
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