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LIFESPAN • by G. J. Dunn
LIFESPAN • by G. J. Dunn
You were there when I was installed. On a boat, one hundred miles from any coastline, you pushed me into the slot and started the installation sequence. The first thing I was aware of is that I was no…
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LIFESPAN • by G. J. Dunn
BAR ASSOCIATION • by Leigh Lewis
BAR ASSOCIATION • by Leigh Lewis
I arrived at the hotel bar just as things were picking up, slid onto a barstool and swiveled to peek up at the big guy next to me. Well, I tried to, anyway, but looking up through my new mink eyelashe…
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BAR ASSOCIATION • by Leigh Lewis
THE COMMODE • by Joan M Hendricks
THE COMMODE • by Joan M Hendricks
I remember the summer of 1952 as momentous. Momentous because that summer plumbing was installed in our family home that sat on a dirt patch forty miles south of the Canadian border. I was seven with …
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THE COMMODE • by Joan M Hendricks
MANDELBROYT* • by Jane R. Snyder
MANDELBROYT* • by Jane R. Snyder
My grandmother’s hands are pale with slender fingers and arthritic joints that never stopped her from doing whatever she wanted despite some occasional pain and swelling. They looked exactly as I pict…
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MANDELBROYT* • by Jane R. Snyder
THE SIXTY-MILE DETOUR • by Kristina Bucar
THE SIXTY-MILE DETOUR • by Kristina Bucar
I was heading south. Vegas, to be exact. Five hundred hard-earned dollars were burning a hole in my pocket. That cheap-ass O’Reilly had finally coughed up what he owed for the two weeks I’d spent busi…
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THE SIXTY-MILE DETOUR • by Kristina Bucar
HEARTBROKEN • by Michael Croban
HEARTBROKEN • by Michael Croban
I want to swim in the ocean with her. But I can’t. She’s sitting in my lap scrolling through the images of her mother and me. The computer screen is a useless time machine that can’t change the past. …
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HEARTBROKEN • by Michael Croban
A NICE CUP OF TEA • by Jane S Conroy
A NICE CUP OF TEA • by Jane S Conroy
(London, Highgate psychiatric ward, 1995.) Rosa chokes on a wall of smoke as she enters the TV room. Through the jaundiced haze she makes out 8 or 9 men in plastic chairs, staring fixedly at a screen.…
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A NICE CUP OF TEA • by Jane S Conroy
RECIPE FOR CHANGE • by Laura Besley
RECIPE FOR CHANGE • by Laura Besley
Mix all the ingredients together. What have I done? Why have I just invited the entire team to celebrate Kanelbullens Dag with me tomorrow? Seriously, who’s going to care about cinnamon buns? Ten minu…
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RECIPE FOR CHANGE • by Laura Besley
THE REVENGE OF THE WEIRD • by Jeffery Scott Sims
THE REVENGE OF THE WEIRD • by Jeffery Scott Sims
Gargo the warrior, of the Alonsi tribe, loved the fair-haired girl Misilla, who was deemed a budding weird woman. She would one day be the great enchantress of her people, and the mate of Gargo as he …
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THE REVENGE OF THE WEIRD • by Jeffery Scott Sims
SEARCH PARTY • by Michael Snyder
SEARCH PARTY • by Michael Snyder
Their uneven line inches forward, seventeen concerned volunteers trespassing lawfully in dew-stained sneakers. The morning is bright, unseasonably warm, but she can still see her breath. Maggie walks …
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SEARCH PARTY • by Michael Snyder