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Thank you. pop over the Patreon. Welcome to Tales to Terrify. To tales, too terrifying. Good evening, children of the night.

We have a special episode for you this evening.

As you may know, from our recent revisions to our submission guidelines,

we don't really accept what would be called flash fiction currently.

However, we've accepted

a handful of flash fiction stories over the, well, years, and while talking to Philip and Scott

about where I should be fitting the poetry and flash fiction in our episodes, the suggestion was

made. How about we just do one episode with all of it at once? It totals up to be

right about the correct length for an episode, so I said, let's do it. Typically, we read the

author bio before the story and the narrator bio after the story, but it will have a bit of the credits

mixed up today, and although most of our submitting authors have included

bios that are shorter than their fiction, some of our authors for the evening have longer

bios that have been trimmed down a bit. And in the show notes, we'll include links to their

websites for additional information. A notable one will be our final story, which comes from

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