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Heroine, Clarence A. Amann
At Work, Nancy Cuminale
Twenty-Three, Nancy Cuminale
Trapped Within, Janet Ippolito
Untitled, Kathie Maniaci
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Preliminary Pages, No Author
Farm Faces, Nancy Cuminale
Castles, Theresa Pollock
The Saviour, Mark Obbie
The Guru, Frank Interlichia
The Guru, Frank Interlichia
The Angle
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"It was crazy. Absolutely crazy. On Monday, I read in the paper of a mystic named Namaste, who lived alone atop Mt. Shasta in Northern California. On Tuesday, I told my boss that I needed an emergency leave of absence. On Wednesday, I was sitting in a tiny hotel room in Weed, California - five miles west of Mt. Shasta - wondering, most seriously, if I had lost my mind."
His Eyes Silently Shut, Richard G. Barrington
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Early Spring, Kathleen A. Daly
The Shroud, Doug Mandelaro
The Shroud, Doug Mandelaro
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"Van Camp Street was always cool in the summer, the giant elms shielding it from the hot summer light, an impenetrable shroud that arched over the street like a cathedral ceiling of green, leaving it in semi-darkness."
Death And Sleeping, Halpa Halina
To Southern California, Nancy Cuminale
Untitled, Nancy Cuminale
Justin-Mark, Kathleen A. Daly
Justin-Mark, Kathleen A. Daly
The Angle
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"He called himself Justin, for his image; I used his real name, Mark. I'd known him as Mark all our lives. Why should I change just because he needed an image?"
Black Rose, Sally L. Schneider
Human Spirit, Halpa Halina
Intoxication, Pamela Rubens
Intoxication, Pamela Rubens
The Angle
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"Chris and I just had an argument. We are sitting at the kitchen table drinking beer. My body feels very warm, especially my arms and stomach. I wonder why only those two parts?"
The Road, Laurie Anne Collins
The Road, Laurie Anne Collins
The Angle
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"They'd landed at daybreak. The second ship would be coming and there was much to do. Tests were to be made determining whether they could colonize this new world. A new civilization was to start on this planet, using the experience of a world gone mad, hopefully learning from its mistakes."
Death Watch, Nancy I. Wise
White House, Kathleen A. Daly
Untitled, Nancy Cuminale
In The Corner, Nancy I. Wise
My Dream, Dimitri Markoulis
Bus Twins, Pamela Rubens
Bus Twins, Pamela Rubens
The Angle
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"I was sitting by the window staring through the fogged and dirty glass when the bus came to a halt. It was dark and I hadn't paid attention to who had boarded until he was halfway down the aisle. I realized he was headed for the eat next to mine. His hair was short, his coat long and a few sizes too big for him."
Three Weeks..., Nancy Cuminale