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FLASH FICTION CONTEST |
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| BEVERLY AKERMAN "PIE" Best pie I ever made? Oh, that was on an early summer’s day, like I said, more’n forty years ago now. Ain’t never made another. MORE |
| V.R. SHANKAR "THE PERCUSSIONIST" I once heard his music guru declare, with tears of joy streaming down his face, that he had nothing more to offer his disciple. MORE |
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| AUDREY WEBB "STALL" Katya had hoped for someone who looked more like the American men in films and magazines. At twenty-four, however, she knew her options were quickly diminishing. MORE |
| MELINDY WYNN-BOURNE "LEFT" “Please,” she began timidly. “May I go to the right? I can work hard. I’m quite strong.” MORE |
| JESSICA WORTSMAN "SNIP, SNIP" Despite the frigid February morning, she cracks their windows open. They turn their heads away from one another and inhale ribbons of icy air. MORE |
| KATE MARUYAMA "the weight of things" I was 128 when I got married and 135 on my honeymoon. It was in Tuscany. MORE |
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