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    A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles
    A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles
    A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles
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    A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles

    By Sean Fisher

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    A collection of flash fiction stories written by Sean Fisher, during his time in college.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSean Fisher
    Release dateAug 30, 2020
    ISBN9780463230510
    A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles
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    Sean Fisher

    Sean Fisher is from Detroit, Michigan, but is currently pursuing a BFA of creative writing at Full Sail University. He is an aspiring comic book writer. He has had two short stories published in Adelaide Literary Magazine, and the Potato Soup Journal. Sean has also has the practice of writing two feature length scripts under his belt. He currently is in the inking stages of a graphic novel that he’s been working on.

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      A Flash Fiction Compilation - Sean Fisher

      A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles

      By

      Sean Fisher

      A Flash Fiction Compilation: The College Chronicles

      Sean Fisher

      Published by Sean Fisher at Smashwords

      Distributed by Smashwords.

      Copyright 2020 Sean Fisher

      Table of Contents

      My Weakness

      The Cellar

      Dark Cherub

      Snuff

      The Samurai and the Koi

      About the Author

      My Weakness

      This party was fucking awful. Everyone lost in an alcoholic, and probably some pill infused trance. College parties are such a joke. She took my hand, and I followed. She was the reason for being here. Surrounded by dozens of semi attractive people but all I want is her. She is everything I could possibly need.

      Everyone is so fake to one another. Dancing to music so awful that it makes me think of Barry Manalow if he decided to try EDM. These people grinding and kissing on their "lovers’’ like they actually care about each other, when in reality they need to consume as much alcohol as possible for sex to even be an option.

      These people don’t know what true love is.

      They haven’t found their euphoria yet.

      With her in my hand, we squirmed through the crowd, dodging the half naked bodies attempting to make a move on me. I follow her wherever she

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