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“The Liar in the Cellar” Gets 2nd Place in Flash Fiction Contest

April 21, 2015 by admin

grimdark cover, Mark Lawrence

I am proud to announce that my flash fiction story "The Liar in the Cellar" was the 1st Runner Up in Mark Lawrence's contest. You can read the story for free on his website. For those who don't know, Mark Lawrence is a best-selling author who has recently focused on grimdark fantasy. His Broken Empire series is a favorite of fantasy readers who prefer a grittier, darker story. Flash … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Flash Fiction, Sword and Sorcery

Flash Fiction: Last Breath

March 7, 2015 by admin

This piece of fantasy flash fiction was inspired by the following painting posted in the Grimdark group on Facebook. Enjoy! Last Breath She could have retreated into the light. But he lay in the shadows, gasping. Black arrows pierced leather and rib. She imagined an icy tip against his heart. He would not survive the night. So she drew him into her lap and pressed her hand across … [Read more...]

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About the Author

Peter Fugazzotto is a fantasy and science fiction author who fights to protect the earth by day and battles his ego with armbars and slashing sticks by night. He lives in Northern California with his wife, daughter, bird and dog. His short stories have been published in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly, Grimdark … READ MORE

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