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    Nano Flash Fiction Volume One
    Nano Flash Fiction Volume One
    Nano Flash Fiction Volume One
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    Nano Flash Fiction Volume One

    By James Dillingham

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    Here are 25 very short stories. A variety of genres are represented in this collection of writings intended for someone with very little time on their hands.

    Every story was generated from a prompt. The author was presented with a situation or set of words that must be included in the story. All of the prompts are included along with each short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJames Dillingham
    Release dateFeb 17, 2010
    ISBN9781452400570
    Nano Flash Fiction Volume One
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    James Dillingham

    By day, I am a management consultant specializing in shift work operations. By night, I write.

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