Tuesday, March 31, 2015
On "Hot Tub Doomsday" by Megan Martin (239 words) ****
The converse of Martin's "Poetry Pool Party," this is a tale of professors gathered in a hot tub to talk about, well, how nothing really matters. Literature is dead. It's all been said, and said better. This piece wouldn't be so much fun if it weren't in a hot tub. But then, most things are a bit more fun in a hot tub. Read the story here at Wigleaf.
Labels:
Flash Fiction,
Megan Martin,
Stories,
Three-Star Stories,
Wigleaf
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