Twist Turn and Burn

Aug 18, 2011

Fiction, Jokes and Humour, Old, Science Fiction, Short Stories

Twist Turn and Burn by Libby Heily

Twist Turn and Burn

by Libby Heily

Twist Turn and Burn is a collection of twelve flash fiction pieces that range from the comedic to the tragic. Genres covered include speculative fiction, science fiction, literary fiction and realism. But what does that mean? Well, in the book you’ll encounter practical joke playing sharks, possessed websites, man eating flora, and mad scientists just to name a few characters.

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