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Old 04-18-2016, 01:10 PM   #3
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I'll check out the Shelton's piece.

There were two books that initially got me started on Flash Fiction, quite a number of years ago:

1) "Flash Fiction," edited by James Thomas

2) "Wearing Dad's Head," by Barry Yourgrau

And two main authors, whom I devoured:

3) Clark Ashton Smith

4) Lord Dunsany

I recently discovered the very few but wonderful prose poems by Donald Wandrei, located in this collection of mostly short stories. The prose poems are at the end of the book:

"Don't Dream"
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