Extra-Curricular

Tales Told out of School

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Pub Date Sep 18 2015 | Archive Date Apr 29 2016

Description

Marc Nash's 5th collection of flash fiction is his most daring and challenging yet with 44 tales that challenge our understanding of how we tell stories.

In this collection, you'll find tales of flea circuses, bedroom physics, plastic surgery zombies, time travel paradoxes, witch burnings, dying languages, alien guidebooks of earth, obsolete technology, redrawing the constellations, junky angels, death squads, drones, modern folklore symbols, blind lovers, poker tics, thermal imaging voyeurism and many more!

Marc Nash's 5th collection of flash fiction is his most daring and challenging yet with 44 tales that challenge our understanding of how we tell stories.

In this collection, you'll find tales of flea...


A Note From the Publisher

Mark Nash has published 5 collections of flash fiction and four novels, each of which push the boundaries of language and narrative form. A dynamic live performer, he also works with video designers to make kinetic typography videos of some of his stories.

Mark Nash has published 5 collections of flash fiction and four novels, each of which push the boundaries of language and narrative form. A dynamic live performer, he also works with video designers...


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