The Future of Wallpaper Christopher Jug George

His summer-brown smile haunts me. I sense him now, unlike before, he is closer to me. He is gone.

Future Wallpaper

by Christopher Jug George

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Published: June 3, 2018

Tags: photography : short story : fiction : publishing : writer : editing : author : journal : flash fiction : sudden fiction : old photos : photography : minnesota : St. Paul : Minneapolis : wallpaper

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