by Scott Wilson
76 words
Volunteering to collect donations for a charity called. ‘Homeless Christmas Goblins’, you vow only to eat food that you can farm; meaning Christmas dinner is hamsters and marijuana. Due to the mistake of revealing your holiday plans to relatives, they plot to destroy your genes.
Because of this, you are fired at the end of a holiday text message and a powerful Deity decides to smite you with poor E-bay feedback and a creepy dating rating.
Scott has been writing for half as many years as he's been breathing now. Over thirty of his short stories and flash fiction have been published by various ezines and publications.
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Jacquelyn Mitchard - author of Deep End of the Ocean
Gregory Maguire - author of Wicked
N. Frank Daniels - author of futureproof
Henry Baum - creator of the Self-Publishing Review, author of North of Sunset and The American Book of the Dead (coming soon)
Jacquelyn Mitchard - author of Deep End of the Ocean
Gregory Maguire - author of Wicked
N. Frank Daniels - author of futureproof
Henry Baum - creator of the Self-Publishing Review, author of North of Sunset and The American Book of the Dead (coming soon)
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Submissions: are no longer being accepted. TS has closed down. But feel free to peruse our archived stories and interviews.
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