The Mystery Of Thomas Inkpen
/…Paige knotted his dressing-gown around his waist, and headed downstairs. His wife Elaine was sipping a cup of tea, already dressed for work. He grinned and bid her a…
By Chris Platt
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Letting Go
/…say I've got a very expensive ring. My friend wants to wear it so I let her. I think she surely knows how valuable it is and that it's important to me. The next day, I see my ring laying in a pile of shit. I dig it out, clean it up, and I can't believe my …
By Simple Sue
Read MoreWinnie’s Bar
/The man was about…
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…in the evening, downtown Morgan’s Landing sparkled with snow covered Holiday décor. Strings of colored lights and wreaths hung across Main Street from telephone pole to telephone pole, and the shops windows twinkled with…
By D.A. Helmer
Read MoreMarvelous Multiplicity
/Being connected with others…
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… is diversity.
Diversity honors uniqueness.
Uniqueness promotes…
By Debby Hackbarth
Read MoreUnited Destinies
/…. hand unites us? Rare Chance knows!
Though like spring you are young, we have this time:
in fellowship, we commune in your prime.
Before long, all your hardships…
By Ngoc Nguyen
Read MoreParse This!
/The story of a D+ Writer
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… lifetime of stringing paragraphs together, justified ones even, and not one character—in his case represented as a fictionalized person, letter…
By CraigE
Read MoreHome Again
/…was after Dad’s funeral
that my wife, Paisley, held
my hand as we entered
my vacant childhood…
By Andy Cooper
Read MoreDiversity Of Art
/…artist has a unique way
To express their emotions
Every art has its own value
Diversity is the essence of…
By Shih-Fang Wang
Read MoreBev and Romance
/…hugged her friends good-night. She was ready for home. It had been a good night catching up over a few drinks in the city centre bars. Now with her feet hurting from her new shoes, and her ears ringing from the noise of the music and chat…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreAnother Word For...
/In the 1950s, many girls …
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… want to play football.”
“No, you can be a mom.”
“I want to be a…
By Debby Hackbarth
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