NPR Three Minute Fiction: Round Six - Submitted

NPR Three Minute Fiction: Round Six – Submitted

Post author:Tim Lepczyk
Post published:January 18, 2011
Post category:Flash Fiction / My Work / Writing
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Finished up and submitted my story over the weekend for Round Six of the Three Minute Fiction contest. If you’re interested in the contest, you can learn more here.

Tim Lepczyk

Writer, Technologist, and Librarian.

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