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Dear Superhero: A Flash Fiction Story
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The solitary superhero must walk her path alone, concealing her identity and pushing all of her loved ones away. This is the way the superhero before her acted, but is this the way it has to be? A masked vigilante ponders these questions of connections to others and comes to her own conclusion.
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Beth Powers
Beth Powers writes science fiction and fantasy stories. She once wrote a tome about women and pirates in order to become a doctor of piratical tales. When she's not writing, Powers researches properties across the country and throughout time. She lives in Indiana with her cats.
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