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Midwestern SunsetA Poem by John B. Bolling08/05/10 |
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A Personal StalkerA Story by UncleFossilI share my account of dealing with a stalker on a personal level. This can fall into horror but it's also a biography & memoir type read too. This is.. |
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Red LightA Story by Adrian X FuentessStop. Look. Go! |
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Varsity VigilanceA Story by EBgabrielWhen cub sports reporter, Tate Spann is assigned to follow prep star Malachi Hix's rise to the NCAA, he begins to notice odd bruises pile up as the Ha.. |
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SenioritisA Poem by skikingFive and Dime flickers and then fluorescent lights go dark. Drugstore sighs and then closes its eyes. Dine.. |
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Preventive, Tentative...A Poem by MelaniespaceOverloaded with information, so, time to poor it out of my brain and put it to some music. |
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This Olde House; Part OneA Story by StanMaisy and Jared are forced to marry |
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This Olde House Part 2A Story by StanMaisy and Jared have breakfast |
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The Diary of John Finbar MathenyA Story by WillFinal testament of a dead man |
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Small Town Dreams, A StoryA Story by Summer GraceFlash Fiction- inspired by the 1919 book by Sherwood Anderson, Winesburg, Ohio..with a modern take.It was a spring day near Memorial Day weekend in 20.. |
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A Missouri Farmer Before the Invention of Giving U..A Poem by L.F. RoyalBlood beads on cracked hands Hands, like sackcloth Iron wills grasp plow handles soft, like worn church pews .. |
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Freedom was the F Word (working title)A Book by GigiA larger memoir piece about my coming of age in the state custody set in the 90's midwest. |
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Hoosier NationA Poem by Angel AlliA poem about good ole' Indiana. |
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Tar or Oil, Stained Either WayA Story by Roy MillerTar Or Oil, Stained Either Way explores the dynamic of convenience relationships in old age. |
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BorderlineA Poem by noddingoffDrop down into a shadowjust for a second,immersed in its own projectionGraze numb fingersacross grey touchstonesthat sleep and lingerFermented .. |
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OmenA Poem by noddingoffall apologies to those i've hurt in my addiction, and all forgiveness to those in recovery |
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