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REVIEW: Flashy Fiction and Other Insane Tales 2 by Jen Wylie and Sean Hayden

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Recap: This is another anthology of bizarre tales ranging from emotional holidays to the zombie apocalypse. Fifteen short stories that will have your mind reeling with wonder and sometimes even fear. Title:   Flashy Fiction and Other Insane Tales 2 Series:   Flashy Fiction Book #:  2 Author:   Jen Wylie and Sean Hayden Approximate Book Length:   118 Pages Recommended Reader Age:   16+ Sexual Content:   Mild Thoughts: This time around, there were a couple stories where the authors decided to pick a topic and both write a story around it. The first was fireflies. Fireflies by Jen Wylie surrounds the magic you feel when catching fireflies. Security by Sean Hayden is about how catching fireflies can have grave consequences. These stories are both a little weird, but in vastly different ways. Just a Bear by Jen Wylie is about how sinister or safe a stuffed bear can be, and really made me appreciate the old stuffed animals that res...

REVIEW: Flashy Fiction and Other Insane Tales by Jen Wylie and Sean Hayden

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Recap: This is an anthology of strange tales that include vampires, zombies, ghosts, crickets…anything is possible from these two fantasy authors. Fifteen different short “quickie” stories that will take you through the range of emotions. Title:   Flashy Fiction and Other Insane Tales Series:   Flashy Fiction Book #:  1 Author:   Jen Wylie and Sean Hayden Approximate Book Length:   108 Pages Recommended Reader Age:   13+ Sexual Content:   Mild Thoughts: This was actually a really neat book. Both authors are very talented writers and they even put a little note at the end of each story letting the reader know what the inspiration was and that is such a cool little detail that I absolutely loved. This didn’t feel like a book that was written because the authors needed to write, but because they wanted to give something to readers. That being said, I’ll touch on the actual stories, and I’ll start with Sean Hayden’s. Some of his ...