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Looking for Something is another collection of interesting, witty and exciting flash fiction stories written by Africa’s flash fiction queen, Tolulope Popoola. This collection includes stories with twists and turns that you will not see coming!

If you enjoyed her first collection, “Fertile Imagination” you’re going to love this one too. This collection features themes such as fatherhood, grief, relationships, betrayal, domestic abuse, friendship and more!

Each story is short and just enough to tease you and leave you wanting more! Perfect if you don’t have a lot of time to read long stories.

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Looking for Something is another collection of interesting, witty and exciting flash fiction stories written by Africa’s flash fiction queen, Tolulope Popoola. This collection includes stories with twists and turns that you will not see coming!

If you enjoyed her first collection, “Fertile Imagination” you’re going to love this one too. This collection features themes such as fatherhood, grief, relationships, betrayal, domestic abuse, friendship and more!

Each story is short and just enough to tease you and leave you wanting more! Perfect if you don’t have a lot of time to read long stories.

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