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    Big Story Small explores a world of shorter forms of fiction. It celebrates storytelling that is precise and energetic, that plunges readers into the narrative, then hauls them out so quickly they’re left gasping.
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    • I take time answering. She takes my delay for rudeness. Who’ll tell Danny, I say. She drops my hand - Maybe this isn't such a great idea.. >> RELEASED ... 9 years ago
    • A scream in the laneway spills into the noise of the traffic and is lost. Footsteps. Running. Slowing at the corner. Turning into the crowd.. >> RELEASED ... 9 years ago
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