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Welcome to St Vladimir'sA Chapter by Beckuuuh GrossackAshley gets to her new school on a night a party, a chance to make new friends..maybe this could feel like home |
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Memories and ReunionsA Chapter by GT939417“Enjoy your flight, Miss.” The short, plump woman in the pressed, navy blue suit said, wearing a fake smile that could be recognized.. |
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Fight for LoveA Story by Ian PorterInspired from a piece of non fiction I wrote pertaining to 9/11. |
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A warrior among themA Chapter by MissyThis chapter is basically more information on the characters, getting to know them as they will be key soon. |
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The LandingA Poem by The Theyon a plane trying to draw out every moment before the landing... |
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War of a lost GenerationA Story by Limmy42A series of high profile terrorist attacks leave chaos and destruction in their wake putting pressure on the major global powers to strike back before.. |
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White TigerA Book by Hack1000The pirates live. Long live the pirates. |
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White TigerA Chapter by Hack1000Meet the white tiger |
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The Mexican's RepairA Chapter by Hack1000The Cap and crew repair the Mexican, character study of The Cap. |
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Dancing GoddessA Chapter by Hack1000Tonie tries on some treasure |
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Ah, The Wind We Fly OnA Poem by Beau MayseyInspired by Imagine Dragon's 'Tiptoe' |
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Lift OffA Story by Rachel Kristen S. TaleThis is a piece of a longer story I'm writing involving terrorism and suspense |
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Watch The SkyA Story by Chris Rankine4 planes have disappeared without a trace from different parts of the world. with no wreckage or clues to what happened, not to mention the eyes of th.. |
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Planes and BraveryA Poem by CrimsonHintsThoughts about planes and the bravery it takes to fly them. |
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Miles in Between Adjacent SeatsA Poem by Heromen SelenaKind of an emotional piece. I've had quite a few of these moments the past couple years and wanted capture the precise feelings on paper |
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Planes take you PlacesA Poem by Eleah RuffinI wrote this and posted it on my blog, but I decided to post it here too. I didn't think it could be considered a poem. I guess it'd be considered pro.. |
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