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Month: December 2018

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Timeline: FlashBack’s Third Season

Posted on: 14 December 2018 Last updated on: 14 December 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

The third season of FlashBack Fiction has just come to an end.  Little did we know what a treat we were in for when we posted our first call for submissions on the 3rd of January.  Since then, we have…

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I Was a Man Who Breathed

Posted on: 10 December 2018 Last updated on: 10 December 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

I Was A Man Who Breathed by Chris Milam She was statuesque with a face that could make a soulless man swoon. Or a soulless woman. Skin as flawless as fresh paint. Eyes that were hard and shiny like two…

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BackStory: Five Questions with Clio Velentza

Posted on: 7 December 2018 Last updated on: 2 December 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

BackStory: Five Questions with Clio Velentza Author of The Convert What inspired you to write this piece? The word ‘convert’. I had been turning it over in my mind for more than a year, looking for the story in it.…

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The Convert

Posted on: 3 December 2018 Last updated on: 2 December 2018 Written by: Ingrid Jendrzejewski

The Convert by Clio Velentza See the bridge hanging in the mist, its sleepy arch, its pale stones held together by ancient mycelia and roots. In this ambiguous light it barely exists. See the swamp under the bridge, how it…

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BackStory: Six Questions with Bryan Harvey

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The Convert by Clio Velentza See the bridge hanging in the mist, its sleepy arch, its pale stones held together by ancient mycelia and roots. In this ambiguous light it barely exists. See the swamp under the bridge, how it…
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BackStory: Four Questions with Jac Harmon

The Convert by Clio Velentza See the bridge hanging in the mist, its sleepy arch, its pale stones held together by ancient mycelia and roots. In this ambiguous light it barely exists. See the swamp under the bridge, how it…
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The Convert by Clio Velentza See the bridge hanging in the mist, its sleepy arch, its pale stones held together by ancient mycelia and roots. In this ambiguous light it barely exists. See the swamp under the bridge, how it…
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