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Renewal: Queer Sci Fi's Fourth Annual Flash Fiction Contest - QSF Flash Fiction #3 - cover

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Renewal: Queer Sci Fi's Fourth Annual Flash Fiction Contest - QSF Flash Fiction #3

J. Scott Coatsworth

Publisher: Mischief Corner Books

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Summary

Re.new.al (noun) 
 
1) Resuming an activity after an interruption, or 
2) Extending a contract, subscription or license, or 
3) Replacing or repairing something that is worn out, run-down, or broken, or 
4) Rebirth after death. 
 
Four definitions to spark inspiration, a limitless number of stories to be conceived. Only 110 made the cut. 
 
Thrilling to hopeful, Renewal features 300-word speculative fiction ficlets about sexual and gender minorities to entice readers. 
 
Welcome to Renewal.
Available since: 09/13/2017.

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