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From the author of Tales from the Hidden Grove comes a new collection dedicated to flash fiction. Delve into a pick-and-mix of very short stories, in which Cinderella is a leprosy patient, two housewives knit themselves boyfriends, a nereid appears in Bradford Wool Exchange, and Homer's Iliad is only 50 words long.
Includes stories previously published in Binnacle, Flash Flood, .Cent and Byzarium.
Includes stories previously published in Binnacle, Flash Flood, .Cent and Byzarium.
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