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    Flicker: A Collection of Short Stories and Poetry

    By Tyrean Martinson

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    About this ebook

    Imagine:
    A super-powered teen who hopes for acceptance despite his villainous past...
    A fairy who fuses with iron to save her people...
    A depressed war robot who longs for love...
    A writer tied to her hungry cyber-audience...
    A friendship under duress...
    An assassin who blushes...
    A bullied teen and a knowing janitor...
    A waterslide at the end of the world...
    And more...

    Enter worlds within worlds of imagination. Flicker: A Collection of Short Stories and Poetry invites readers to wonder and imagine stories in fantasy, science fiction, and real-world settings. The stories range from hint fiction length to traditional short story length. The poems range from haiku to Elizabethan sonnet, with a robotic twist. If quirky, imaginative, and bewildering is your style, then this is the right book for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTyrean Martinson
    Release dateFeb 29, 2016
    ISBN9781310107122
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    Flicker: A Collection of Short Stories and Poetry
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    Tyrean Martinson

    Tyrean Martinson lives and writes in the Pacific Northwest. She writes fantasy, sci-fi, and contemporary short stories and poems, as well as non-fiction articles. She loves to read and she loves to get outside.

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