Flashes Revisited

by Jane Timm Baxter

Overview

Flashes Revisited is a collection that epitomizes the word “eclectic.” Featuring forty piece of flash fiction, six short stories, and an epic Pagan poem which Gerina Dunwich praised as “excellently written” in 1995, although it was deemed “too long” to be published in Golden Isis Magazine. The writings in Flashes Revisited are examples of the following genres: horror, fantasy, science fiction, humor, mystery and pagan spirituality, therefore containing something for everyone.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045736657
Publisher:	Jane Timm Baxter
Publication date:	02/26/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	250 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

The true infant Jane was replaced with a mischievous, occasionally malevolent, fey changeling in 1976, who grew up contemplating how she could use her powers without divulging her true nature. In 1995, she tricked human James Baxter into marrying her, and then meticulously began to write down the chronicles of her ancestors. Disguising her work as fiction, the creature known as Jane Timm Baxter finally achieved her goal of infiltrating the world of publishing when she decided to publish and market her work in e-book format. Currently, she is continuing to encode secret messages to her kin in the form of “novels,” and believes that world domination is just a few more words away. In her rush to “fit in” among the humans, Baxter unfortunately chose a human vessel that is less than efficient in the realm of health. Having not expected such an ongoing battle with her vessel, Baxter is currently limited in the time and energy she can apply toward her goal of world domination through art and writing. To aid her in her schemes, she employs the mischievous help of “The Chi-Baxter Pack” – four fairy spirits inhabiting the tiny bodies of canis familiaris chihuahuas. At this time, nothing else may be revealed concerning the true nature and mission of The Chi-Baxter Pack, under penalty of death. Those who are familiar only with Jane Timm Baxter in her human disguise, frequently describe her as any and all of the following: interesting, weird, amusing, annoying, talented, dark, disturbed, sick (as in physically ill,) sick (as in mentally ill) and unique. Whether or not any of these words are accurate descriptions of any part of Baxter remains to be proven