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    Double-Click Flash Fic: A Chapbook of Short Fiction and Poetry
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    Double-Click Flash Fic: A Chapbook of Short Fiction and Poetry

    Written by Maya Sokolovski

    Narrated by Hope Holloway

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    About this audiobook

    The stories, poems, and sundry pieces that form Maya Sokolovski's debut collection, Double-Click Flash Fic, are written in an experimental style that spans the epistolary, the postmodern, the lyric, and the absurd. Together they chart the inexorable path from love, to loss, to madness – and finally to hope. Eccentric, edgy, and evocative, this is flash fiction boldly brought to life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIguana Books Audio
    Release dateJul 27, 2017
    ISBN9781987154917
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    Double-Click Flash Fic: A Chapbook of Short Fiction and Poetry

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