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#WeekendRead – Efemia Chela’s ‘Perigee’

  • Post author:Sharn
  • Post published:November 11, 2016
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Perigee was first published in the NIHSS award-winning, 2014 Short.Sharp.Stories Anthology, Adults Only. The story is about youth, sex and losing. Its title refers to the stage in the moon's…

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Plans for “…world domination.” An Interview with #WriterPrompt winner, Lester Hashimoto

  • Post author:Sharn
  • Post published:October 2, 2016
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Are you really you?Morning light has yet to cross our feet. Calluses bump his. They are beautiful. I know them well. I look at mine and hide them under his…

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#WeekendRead – Greg Lazarus’ award-winning story, ‘This Could Get Messy’.

  • Post author:Sharn
  • Post published:September 9, 2016
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"This Could Get Messy" won the 2016 Short.Sharp.Stories Award and is collected in an anthology of wit, satire and humour called Die Laughing.  This Could Get Messy Tues, Sept 15, 4:11 PMSubject: LoveDear…

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