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Soul Gazing.

Soul Gazing, new to Little Fiction this month, is a story about the life that fills our eyes — the stories, the history, the moments and the people. And what happens when that life is replaced by a pupil that can no longer dilate. 

In Soul Gazing, Pete Grapentien has crafted an emotional and poignantly told story about life and death, and of waiting for their dividing lines to meet.

You can download Soul Gazing for free at Little Fiction, or follow any of these links to read it on your smartphone, tablet, eReader or desktop.

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There is no air conditioning here, but the tile floor is cold even at the end of summer. Bodies are lined up and pierced with IV’s that hang from metal stakes. The doctor is calling for a Mrs. Three right now.
from Soul Gazing by Pete Grapentien.
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Little Fiction is about to turn six months old, and we’ll be celebrating next week with the release of four short stories (instead of our usual two):

Little Birds by Sarah Flynn, Swarm Theory by Braydon Beaulieu, Soul Gazing by Pete Grapentien and A Few Loose Ends by M.W. Fowler. Until then, hope you dig the covers. 

Thanks.

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