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Jon Arthur Kitson

Jon's stories have appeared at FreeFlashFiction.com and DailyLove.net. His story "Something in the Dark" recently won Free Flash Fiction's 'Christmas to Remember' contest. You can find links to Jon's other work at http://jonarthurkitson.wordpress.com

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Cover of Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2012
Mad Scientist Journal: Autumn 2012
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