Jon Edgell (b. 1965) is proud to live in the progressive and enlightened City of Brighton, UK, and has interests in music, art, literature, travel and sport. He writes very short high-impact flash fiction stories, for both children and adults, ideal for quick consumption in our busy gadget and internet dominated modern world.
Jon has published stories, articles, and reviews at various websites and magazines including Viva Brighton where his "Resolution" won the Flash Fact Short Story Competition in February 2015.
Please see www.netfactor.co.uk/books or follow Jon on Twitter @jonedgellauthor for further information.
Price:
Free!
Words: 1,040.
Language:
English.
Published: December 18, 2015
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Categories:
Fiction » Literature » Literary
(4.00 from 7 reviews)
On a warm summer's day a boy whose dog has fallen in a stream seeks help from a stranger.
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A new short story by the prize winning author of "Resolution".
"Crisp prose to wake up to on a Sunday morning..." PS
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A short story from the prize winning author of "Resolution".
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"Drive is an edgy flash fiction contemporary family life story with a dash of mystery and a conclusion that lingers in your thoughts long after you’ve read ‘The End’." MDG