How The Light Gets In by Clare Fisher
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flash fiction
Peek by Paul Beckman
-Reviewed by Eleanor Hemsley- Paul Beckman explores the relationships between the peekers and the peeked at in this creative collection
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Rapture And What Comes After by Virginia Moffatt
-Reviewed by Cath Barton- It is always interesting to see how writers order collections of short fiction. Virginia Moffatt’s idea
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‘The Monster Opera’ by Nancy Stohlman
-Reviewed by Ian Chung– Following on their first flash novel, Matthew Ankeny’s The Rink, Bartleby Snopes Press is releasing a
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-Reviewed by Ian Chung– Bartleby Snopes, already named by Flavorwire as one of the 10 online literary magazines everyone should
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-Reviewed by Ralph Jones– Short, Sharp Bursts of Weird Give David Gaffney 150 words and you’ll be holding his hand
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-Reviewed by Ian Chung– Squawk Back is an online publication that publishes on a weekly schedule, boldly proclaiming that it
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-Reviewed by Kurage Kobayashi– eFiction Magazine is a monthly publication that can be read online at efictionmag.com. The magazine, however, is
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-By Richard T. Watson– March 2011 is a significant month for fiction in the UK. Mostly for readers of fiction,
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– Reviewed by Liam Jones – The Write Place at the Write Time is a quarterly online literature zine, edited
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