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A Flash of Words - 49 Flash Fiction Stories - cover

A Flash of Words - 49 Flash Fiction Stories

Jan Maher, Carolyn Young, Adam Bennett, Dawn Taylor, Michele Perry, John Heath, Aaron Wulf, Laurie Gardiner, Nerisha Kemraj, Kari Holloway, Christine King, Susan Gibbons, Brian Paone, Alanah Andrews, Catherine A MacKenzie, Chris Ruland, Curtis A Deeter, Eldred Bird, Elizabeth Montague, Erin Skolney, Hannah Grieco, Jacob Maichel, Jared Sizemore, Jason Pere, JM Ames, KA Rieder, Kyle Lechner, Lara Henerson, Lozzi Counsell, Marc Hemingway, Marlon S Hayes, Mika Spruill, Pyra Kane, R Roy Lutz, Sarah Kaminski, Sasha Laurens, Shivani Chatterjee, Tom Mohler, Whimsy Gardener, William G Edwards, William Thatch, DW Vogel, MR Ward, Chase Webster, Travis West, Gena White, Rayona Lovely Wilson, Eddie Hartshorn, TC Morgab

Publisher: Scout Media

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Summary

From Scout Media comes A Flash of Words—the fifth volume in an ongoing short story anthology series featuring authors from all over the world, but the first in which the stories are exclusively flash-fiction pieces.
 
In this installation, no limits were set on genre, allowing the authors to lead the reader to destinations unknown; from ghosts on a flight line, to not-so-cuddly poodles, to finding love in the most unexpected of places. Within these moments of retribution and redemption—along with a slightly confused bear—these flash-fiction length stories will warm your heart, send shivers down your spine, and tickle your funny bone. 
 
Whether to be enlightened, entertained, or momentarily immersed in another world, these selections convey the true spirit of flash fiction.
Available since: 12/20/2018.

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