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Flash Fiction: Fool’s Gold

On May 15, 2013April 24, 2016 By Julia AugustIn Fiction, Fiction elsewhere, Flash fiction, News

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Julia August

Julia August

Reader, writer, curious person. Generally friendly. Stories in Fantasy Magazine, 'Places We Fear To Tread', Apparition Lit, The Dark, 'Monstrosities', the Journal of Unlikely Academia, Women Destroy Fantasy!, PodCastle, Lackington's Magazine, Kaleidotrope and elsewhere.

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