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Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazine. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Flash Fiction Series



I'm doing a series of Flash Fiction stories for Radical Chic Magazine.

Click on the links below to read them:

FLASH FICTION - Domestic Status

FLASH FICTION - One-Way Street

FLASH FICTION - Fix My Shell

FLASH FICTION - Fertile Imagination

 FLASH FICTION - Dutiful Husband

FLASH FICTION - Twin Twist

FLASH FICTION - Loneliness

FLASH FICTION - Wrong Date

FLASH FICTION - A Christmas Miracle

FLASH FICTION - The Salon

FLASH FICTION - Chasing an Illusion

FLASH FICTION - Wanting

FLASH FICTION - Platonic Friends

FLASH FICTION - Covering Up


I'll be updating the list as we add to them. Please feel free to share all the stories, and leave your comments!

Thanks!
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Tolulope Popoola

Tolulope Popoola

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Welcome to my blog! My name is Tolulope Popoola, and I'm a reader, writer and lover of books and literature. I used to be an Accountant, until I rediscovered my love for writing and became a full-time writer in 2008. I'm the author of the novel Nothing Comes Close, a contemporary romance story set in London, Milton Keynes and Lagos. The story is based on some of the characters from the In My Dreams It Was Simpler online series. I also write flash fiction (see a collection here), short stories, poems and articles for magazines.

In addition, I'm a Writing Coach and Publishing Consultant with my own company Accomplish Press. I help other writers to accomplish their own writing and publishing dreams too.

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  • A Girl's Journey Down The Aisle
    Choose to be Happy
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  • In My Dreams It Was Simpler
    TEMMY : Last Chance at Happiness

My Short Stories

  • DIVINE INTERVENTION
  • LIFE'S FAIR KNOCKS
  • AFTERMATH
  • FINANCIAL WOES
  • TEARING ME APART
  • MY DILEMMA
  • BOY MEETS GIRL
  • I'M LEAVING
  • REGRETS
  • LUNCH BREAK
  • WHEN WE TALK ABOUT LOVE
  • VALERIE
  • WRONG BLOGGER CONNECTION
  • FAMILY TURNS

My Poems

  • ALL THAT SHE IS
  • I'M HUMAN
  • REFLECTION
  • IDEAL WORLD
  • TIME IS TICKING

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