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Welcome to the Yeti Cave hosted by Maria West!

Have you been looking for some fiction to get your mind off of the real world?

Do you like satisfying your hunger for stories by reading shorter pieces all while awaiting your next novel to read?

Do you like weird stories? Creepy stories? Love stories?

Well look no further! Here at The Yeti Chronicles, your need of flash fictions, short stories, book reviews (maybe even some anime reviews!) and topics on writing itself will be satisfied!

Stay tuned for flash fictions of every genre coming to you EVERY SECOND & FORTH SATURDAY of the month and topics about the writing process or about my personal writing journey will be EVERY FIRST & THIRD SATURDAY of the month.

What are you waiting for? Join this happy and weird Yeti Family!

And remember: BETTER WEIRD! BETTER WRITING!







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