Abstract
Welcome to the strange, fertile world of Vanessa Gebbie’s imagination in this collection of irreal flash fictions, in which little makes sense and yet everything does. A sea lion learns to fly. A man wakes to find his head is triangular. Babies talk. Sextants grow inside a man’s chest. Bella’s iron tablets work rather too well. And Daphne grows bonsai in a plethora of odd places. After all, the world keeps turning, and people occasionally do strange things – but then, that’s life, and life is nothing to worry about … Or is it?Citation
Gebbie, V. (2018). Nothing to Worry About: Flash Fictions, ed. P. Blair & A. Chantler. Chester: Flash: The International Short-Short Story PressAdditional Links
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