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Robert Scotellaro is an American writer and poet known for his flash fiction.[1]

His flash fiction has appeared in such publications as Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine [2] Blink Ink [3] and the New Flash Fiction Review.[4] Reviews and articles about his work have appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle[5] and Writer's Digest.[6]

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Children's books

Poetry

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References

  1. ^ 'Flash Fiction International: Very Short Stories Around the World', Edited by James Thomas, Robert Shapard and Christopher Merrill, W.W. Norton & Company, 261.
  2. ^ 'Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine', Vol. 7, No. 1, University of Chester, UK, 16-17
  3. ^ 'Blink Ink' , #17, Full of Crow Press, North Bradford, CT, USA, 'Contributors'
  4. ^ "Fun House". 11 June 2014.
  5. ^ "Writers will keep it short at 'New Micro' event".
  6. ^ "Robert Scotellaro: Writing Flash Fiction That's Short But Not Slight".
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