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Jack Remiel Cottrell - Flash Fiction

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Jack reads some of his flash fiction and talks with candour and depth about his time at school with undiagnosed ADHD, his fan fiction, making Sherlock more gay, his writing processes – not to mention his work as a rugby referee.

If you haven’t already, you can buy his anthology of Flash Fiction “Ten Acceptable Acts of Arson, and other very short stories” – three pieces from which are read and discussed in this week’s podcast

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Jack reads some of his flash fiction and talks with candour and depth about his time at school with undiagnosed ADHD, his fan fiction, making Sherlock more gay, his writing processes – not to mention his work as a rugby referee.

If you haven’t already, you can buy his anthology of Flash Fiction “Ten Acceptable Acts of Arson, and other very short stories” – three pieces from which are read and discussed in this week’s podcast

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