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Short Stories: Myth & Humor

Posted on April 23, 2017May 24, 2017 by ta_s57a2u
  • “What’s a Demon For” won Second Prize, Youth division in OddCon’s 2008 OddContest for flash fiction.
  • “Dragon Snot and Chosen Ones” at Untied Shoelaces of the Mind (and in its first anthology)
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  • “Few Are Called” at Every Day Fiction
  • “Firebringer” at Every Day Fiction
  • “The Queen’s Arrival,” originally in The Lorelei Signal and Mystic Signals #1, reprinted at Liquid Imagination.

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