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    The Collection: A Multi-Genre Anthology of Flash Fiction
    The Collection: A Multi-Genre Anthology of Flash Fiction
    The Collection: A Multi-Genre Anthology of Flash Fiction
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    The Collection: A Multi-Genre Anthology of Flash Fiction

    By Suzanne Maddox, Dawson Morley, Alice Stanton and

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    In fiction, the payoff of an enchanting scene, an epiphany, a shocking twist, or those succinct lines of wisdom are often hidden in a sea of words designed to immerse you fully into another reality before taking you for a ride. But in this anthology of flash fiction, you will experience the best of the best when it comes to the experience of fiction reading - in 1,000 words or less.


    A strange case of writings from a ghost, a mysterious world where fairies and wolves mingle with humanity, mistaken identities, revenge, and the last remnant of the life of a lost love; this anthology of flash fiction offers you journey after journey, and each will stay with you long after you’ve finished reading.


    Whether you’re addicted to romance, are a thrill-seeker, or love a good piece of science fiction, there is a story for everyone’s tastes in this anthology that will touch your heart and stir your emotions. These carefully selected gems each offer a crystalized experience and pack a surprising punch. From the surprising twist ending of the blood-pumping thriller to a heart-wrenching scene of love and loss, you will find yourself engaged in timeless characters who reflect truth and wisdom.


    Exclusive stories include Meet Me at Midnight, Framed, The Spice Seller, Last Train, and The Object of His Affection.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSmall Dose Stories
    Release dateSep 25, 2019
    ISBN9781950687091
    The Collection: A Multi-Genre Anthology of Flash Fiction

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