A Flash in the Pan?
By Mark Webb
Rated 4.50/5 based
on 2 reviews
Ever wonder why aliens don't visit Earth? Or what coffee a demon likes to drink? Or how bureaucracy could really screw up a grand space adventure? A Flash in the Pan? is a collection of speculative flash fiction and short stories that answers these questions and more. More
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- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories
- Category: Fiction » Fantasy » Short stories
- Published: Nov. 11, 2012
- Words: 15,470
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781301998791
About Mark Webb
Mark is a part time writer and full time Servant of the Public. His mid life crisis took the form of writing speculative fiction at a very slow pace. While sceptical of the results, his wife maintains that it was probably a reasonable course of action considering (1) the relative low cost of the exercise and (b) the cliched alternatives.
Mark lives in the inner west of Sydney Australia with his long suffering wife and two children.
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Reviews
Paul Cole
reviewed
on Nov. 28, 2012
(no rating)
This book is a hard deal to beat! Entertaining fiction, short enough to read in a session, Mr. Webb has been gracious to let us enjoy a sample of his talent for free! Plus the stories are every bit as entertaining as you can imagine.
I have hosted some of Mark's work on my radio program Beam Me Up on WRFR lp/fm in Rockland Maine usa as well as the program's blog beammeuppodcast.com.
I really can not say anything else but try the book, I think you will find it as genuinely entertaining as I have.
Paul Cole
This book is a hard deal to beat! Entertaining fiction, short enough to read in a session, Mr. Webb has been gracious to let us enjoy a sample of his talent for free! Plus the stories are every bit as entertaining as you can imagine.
I have hosted some of Mark's work on my radio program Beam Me Up on WRFR lp/fm in Rockland Maine usa as well as the program's blog beammeuppodcast.com.
I really can not say anything else but try the book, I think you will find it as genuinely entertaining as I have.
Paul Cole
(review of free book)
Rick Keuning
reviewed
on Nov. 18, 2012
A great little collection of flash stories from an exciting writer at the being of his writing career.
More Alison please.
(review of free book)
BluntChisel
reviewed
on Nov. 11, 2012
The flash fiction story ‘Shipwrecked’ from ‘A Flash in the Pan?’ got me thinking. I quickly read the rest of them. This is the first flash fiction I’ve read and I liked it
(review of free book)