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Part-Time Job Or Hell-Dog In Disguise?, Christine Ambrose
Part-Time Job Or Hell-Dog In Disguise?, Christine Ambrose
The Angle
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On The Third Day, John Falzone
On The Third Day, John Falzone
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"Coming up, we have the bikini and belly-flop contests," announced the disc jockey with a wave of his hands."
Nature's Haiku, A. D. A.
The Rock, Lisa M. Piccinini
A Cold Mourning, A. Denisse Tedesco
Downtown, Janine Mcginnis
A Turn Of The Paige, Eric Evans
A Turn Of The Paige, Eric Evans
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"A god-awful Springsteen song was playing on the CD jukebox as Harrison Conrad sat drinking his beer. His shoulder-length hair was tied back in a ponytail and a week's worth of stubble had accumulated on his face. His subtle good looks had given way to a look of exhaustion and fatigue. He was scanning the headlines of the newspaper when the door to the bar opened and in walked a slightly graying but youthful-looking man. He sat down at the bar a few feet from Harrison and ordered a …
Pearl, Darwin L. Gardner
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Bookends, Nathan C. Follet
Only, Elisabeth Maloney
Only, Elisabeth Maloney
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"It was another summer on Tyler Street. The Finley's baby cried. Mr. Moran galloped a long on his squeaky rocker. Our spaniel moped in the shade. Ice cream could melt down to your elbow before you knew it. After a short rain, Molly and I scuffed outdoors. Momma had urged me, "Take your sister outside, sweetness. Teach her to play that game you love--chili peppers, isn't it?" Her face was suffused with color from the heat of our small kitchen. Her oak-colored hair frizzed at the temples from standing …
The Mayor Of Naples Pier, Deana Battaglioli
Gym Dance, Tom Frisk
Gym Dance, Tom Frisk
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"Two . Three . Four ."
The Dreams Of Verisimilitude, John Sheehan
The Dreams Of Verisimilitude, John Sheehan
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"In varying degrees do we hold the attainment of our goals. To some, ambitions are something to be shunned and avoided, the reasons for which we will allow someone of a greater authority to ponder. Some make a halfhearted attempt at achievement, greater the relief found in the termination of the experience than the despair of failure in the endeavor. Some put forth an honest effort, learning from failure, holding a new perspective, with new talents and abilities. And then there are some who will stop at nothing to …
And No Two Are Ever The Same, Edie Torre
Wish You Were Here, Maryann Connolly
Wish You Were Here, Maryann Connolly
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"Dear Family:
I wish you were here.
I wish you were here to walk the dusty roads with me, and visit the shacks along the way."
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And Belfast Rejoices, Liam Emmet O'Sullivan
And Belfast Rejoices, Liam Emmet O'Sullivan
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"The clouds have finally broken and the light is shining through, warming an earth that has gone cold and frozen. It was grey and bleak this morning, and the children were subdued with the climate reflecting their inner thoughts. They were waiting for the sun to bring the warmth, to free them from their pain, to free them from their reality, to deceive them once again."
A Few Questions To Consider, John Falzone
Siegfried's Day Off, Peter J. Duffy
I Was Born In A Moving Taxi, Troy Robinson
I Got Gold Earrings, Karen Marie Benz
Rude Awakening: A Sampling Of Mystical Verse, Donald Blais Ocds
Rude Awakening: A Sampling Of Mystical Verse, Donald Blais Ocds
The Angle
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Molasses, Chris Tanner
Cosmo, The Tailor, Roger Scalzo
I Once Knew Her, Roger Scalzo
Slim Nell, Peter J. Duffy
One Night Stand, Derrick Van Grol
One Night Stand, Derrick Van Grol
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"It started out, as many romances do, with but a glance. The eyes hesitate as they fall upon a sight they wish to explore deeper, and certainly for a longer period of time. That's the trouble with a glance, it's so brief. However, it is that fleeting moment that inspires one further. The cover, if you will, being as appealing and attractive as it is, entices one closer from across the store. Time was the torture as I waited for the second edition to the trilogy I began. Much …
The Humanities, Peter J. Duffy