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Jennings  \nReviews: Previously, Grindhouse (making of), Sapphire & Steel  \nFlash Special  \nWe know you’re busy people, and at the start of the New Year you’ll be settling back into the routine grind of the working day, trying desperately to catch up on the multitude of emails and voicemails that were sent and left over the Christmas break! It’ll be difficult to find the time in anyone sitting to read a full-length short.  \nThat’s why, for our firs issue in 2008, we’re having a Flash Fiction Special! Seven pieces of fiction that are small, but perfectly formed! Seven tales of the fantastic, the futuristic, or the just plain weird! One for every day of the week – enough to whet your genre appetites, but not enough to get in the way of the daily drudge.  \nIf you like the idea, we’d appreciate any financial recompense you can thrown our way -seven pieces of Flash costs us our fiction budget for four full issues, so we’ll be subsidising this one out of our own pockets (which we’re happy to do, but we’d rather not, of course!) Anything you can spare would be more than welcome – a buck, a quid, a euro, a spare mince pie or turkey sandwich. Just to let us know you care…:-D  \nAbout Hub  \nEvery week we publish a piece of short fiction, along with at least one review and sometimes a feature or interview. We can afford to do this largely due to the generosity of our sponsors over at Orbit. If you like what you read here, please consider making a donation over at [www.hub](www.hub)[mag.co.uk](mag.co.uk. We pay our writers)[. We pay our writers](mag.co.uk. We pay our writers), and anything you donate helps us to continue to attract high quality fiction and non-fiction.  \nSupported by The National Lottery though Arts Council England  \nT M E by A. H. Jennings  \nThe portable classroom was larger than Joan Ellen had expected. Lit from overhead with fluorescent lights and busy with seventh-grade artwork, it smelled of chalk dust, old books, and refrigerated air. It reminded Joan Ellen of home. These days, most everything reminded Joan Ellen of home – or at least how far she was from it. She tried to pay attention, but now Joan felt the yawning chasm of distance, the thousands upon thousands of miles between Tunis and DC.  \n“I’ll put this as simply as I can,”Mrs. Thornton said.“Patrick is a brilliant boy.”  \nLiz Thornton was Patrick’s homeroom teacher. She was a heavy-set fortyish woman with closecropped brown hair and a mouth that bunched up at the corners. 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