There's a new drug around, the mysterious Flush, whose effects are very controversial.

Try it and everything will "sound" differently.

Flush is a short story fiction, a striking piece of "flash fiction", to be read at full throttle, like you would do with a Trance sound track pushed up to 150 rpm.

Flush is also a crossmedia project from Future Fiction Factory: born from a short story by Francesco Verso, it became an audiobook for L.A. CASE Production and then it transformed itself into an audio-video installation thanks to New Media Agency Fenyce.

Francesco Verso personal Awards:

2004 – Finalist at Urania Mondadori Award with Antidoti Umani

2009 – Winner of Urania Mondadori with e-Doll

2013 – Winner of Odyssey Award by Delos Books with Livid

2014 – Winner of Cassiopea Award for Livid

2014 – Winner of Premio Italia for best Italian SF novel with Livid

His short stories appeared on magazines such as Robot, Fantasy Magazine, International Speculative Fiction #5 and The Chicago Quarterly Review #20.

He lives in Rome with his wife and daughter.