Flash Nonfiction Funny available today!
- Mar 1, 2018
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Flash Nonfiction Funny is now available! Many thanks to Editors Tom Hazuka and Dinty W. Moore, along with all 71 contributors: Kim Addonizio, Marcia Aldrich, Gina Barreca, Paul Beckman, Brian Bedard, Chelsea Biondilillo, Sven Birkerts, Douglass Bourne, Caitlin Brady, Wendy Brenner, Helena de Bres, Mark Budman, Dani Burlison, Ron Carlson, Liane Kupferberg Carter, Ashley Chantler, Mary Collins, Josh Couvares, Billy Cowan, Renée E. D’Aoust, Brian Doyle, B. A. East, Sarah Einstein, Eufemia Fantetti, Adam Farrer, Terri Favro, Sam Ferrigno, Kathryn Fitzpatrick, Jeff Friedman, Lise Funderburg, Juliana Gray, V. Hansmann, Robin Hemley, Nick Hoppe, Denis Horgan, R. C. Van Horn, Andrew Hudgins, Dani Johannesen, Jenny Klion, Fiona Tinwei Lam, Sandra Gail Lambert, Sarah Wesley Lemire, Susan Lerner, Beth Levine, Jody Mace, Michael Martone, Lorrie McDole, Judy Millar, Damhnait Monaghan, Chris Offutt, Diane Payne, Meg Pokrass, Charles Rafferty, Lisa Romeo, Mark Rooke, Josh Russell, Thaddeus Rutkowski, Scott Loring Sanders, Candy Schulman, Leta Seletzky, Ravi Shankar, Amy Shaw, Jim Shea, Suzanne Strempek Shea, Thomas Jeffrey Vasseur, Anna Vodicka, Sarah Broussard Weaver, Allison K. Williams, and Leah Williams.
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