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The Gospel According To A Man, Kevin Mcallister
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Dating 101, Sean P. Connors
Dating 101, Sean P. Connors
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"It was recently brought to my attention that race car drivers use special gas which costs them 8 dollars a gallon. That got me thinking about how great it would to have a race car. Forget that it costs 8 dollars a gallon because you would be able to go very fast- Getting places would be so much easier traveling at over 200 miles an hour. However, there would be some drawbacks such as: "
Sixteen, Meghan Prichard
Spinning, Channyn Quinn
Stale, Kara Drebitko
Stale, Kara Drebitko
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"I slide a few more tired quarters into the jukebox coin slot and browse the rundown albums, swaying slightly. Grateful Dead: "Casey Jones." "Shakedown Street." I'll need a few more drinks."
The Commuter, Eric Parkison
The Commuter, Eric Parkison
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"This is just a story. That's it, no more, no less. It will begin and then at some point, end. And, in the fashion of stories, it will involve characters, and maybe a plot. There will be a middle that has details and hints at ideas, motives behind the authoring of said tale. It will begin, I think, when I tell you that Bob was completely unhappy with his life. He didn't know that, but it's true. His wife suspected, but would never state it out loud. His two …
I'M Not The Average Girl, Katelin Tressler
Helen, Ethan Lyon
It's Over, Michael Reilly
1999, Theresa Charlebois
Never Again, Amy Lewis
Vines, Kara Drebitko
Affection, Nicole Gaulin
Sixth And Second, Meghan Prichard
You Didn't Ask Me, Laura D. Nolasco
87 Long Meadow Drive, Irondequoit, Ny 14612, Marie Heberger
87 Long Meadow Drive, Irondequoit, Ny 14612, Marie Heberger
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"My grandmother's house smelled like love. The kitchen was always baking, boiling, simmering - the pepperoni pizza, the peso, pastina in chicken soup. The living room was bright and comfortable - the squeaky, soft couch (the davenport, they called it) draped with the maple syrup crocheted blanket, the ivory-colored chairs covered in plastic, the baby basil and thyme sprouting in milk cartons cut in half on the windowsill, the old TV (a piece of furniture, she calls it) on which a couple of Virgin Marys, the pope, and some …
Only The Good Die Young, Theresa Charlebois
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Word Salad, David Latella
I Give..., Lindsay Snider
Breadcrumbs, Kristina Braell
Breadcrumbs, Kristina Braell
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"While mom washed my hair in the sink, she would tell me stories. When the shampoo dripped into my eyes, her words distracted me from the sting. Staring at the scenes in the Scandinavian plates over the basin, I would let my mind wander through the houses; the woman making cheese with her daughter, and the farmer hard at work with a hay fork and wagon. Mom always gave every story a Scandinavian twist, and each plot was set in Denmark. That's just how it was. It didn't occur …
Tengo Un Amor Mio, Martha Black
A Death In The Woods, Mareesa Forbes
False Hope, Theresa Charlebois
Cliché, David Latella
A Rose For Grandma M., Theresa Charlebois
Two Children, Meghan Prichard
This Is Forsaken, Erin Hurd
This Is Forsaken, Erin Hurd
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"Sophia: She is beautiful; dark hair draping around her delicate shoulders. Used to be a dancer, before college. She is tall, thin with sad, brown eyes. Twenty. Just turned in July. Sophia is surrounded by a crowd at the lunch table. She stabs a forkful and eats in silence, listening to the senseless chatter. Everyone talks around her, in front of her, behind her. Never to her. She sips her water. Every day a glass of water. She pulls out her phone, no missed calls. She returns to her …