Imagination Station
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Ongoing12m
Last published Wed, Jan 30, 2019
A collection of short stories that I will write just to practice my writing skills and try different genres. I'm warning you, they will be short. And by short I mean SHORT. From a paragraph to 3 pages in length ( which will happen rarely) I will try to get one out every week, maybe twice a week if I feel inspired. And none of the chapters will relate to each other unless specified otherwise.
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