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Helicopter
A Story by
Sean Patrick Gray
In constant fear that monsters are waiting to take his daughter, an overprotective father shields her from most of the outside world.
This is not chapter one
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
This is not chapter one I couldn’t tell if there were three or four bodies this time. They were all smashed together like ripe..
My Routine & Kitchen Table
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
My Routine & Kitchen Table It’s the next morning now. I know this because the sun has beamed itself through the window i..
A side note for you
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
A Side Note For You Don’t take this journal as something negative. Don’t feel sorry for me. Don‘t feel worried. I n..
A Truck Which Spills Blood
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
A Truck Which Spills Blood “It is twenty eight degrees outside but the wind chill tonight will make it feel more along the..
I always need extra napkins.
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
I always need extra napkins. I wrote a poem once. It was about you. It wasn’t very good. She sat on the edge of a queen-si..
Chapter 45
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
Chapter 45 “Sir?” I’m in a small general store just outside of town called Oat’s Wine and Spirit although I..
The Mystery Woman
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
The Mystery Woman: (Or at least someone to talk to.) There were nights where I just sat back in my truck and faded away into the cold air,..
Epilogue of Blood and Bones
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
Epilogue of Blood and Bones I was losing more and more time now. Blacking out. “Help us!” Echoes from the back seat of ..
The Post Office is Where I Go.
A Chapter by
Sean Patrick Gray
The Post Office is Where I Go. I write the last few words out in my journal, close it, and then scribble “To my darling ..
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