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rgreenhill
A young man begins a descent towards madness as a result of his unpleasant flatmate.
Nick Wilczynski
Conversation at a Hanging, Second Revision. 3,663 words. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the first two drafts, for real, it was invaluable.
bryanhowie
This story is finished. No need for further critiques. A man with very little memory seeks warmth, but has a flash of the traumatic incident that started it all. 3,100 words.
Chester Pane
A girl disappears from a high school and a boy is afraid to come forward.
Dave Reuss
1,100 words - still a shortie.
Flaminia Ferina
A young immigrant girl tells about her friend's mental disorder, but her detachment is soon to be deluded. 2800 words.
MarcDRegan
8 year-old Gil Carter tries to hide a gym bag of transgression but in the end he is found out.
Liana
Strange call at radio station (revised).
Nick Wilczynski
Shiny new name. Exclusive engagement, no outsiders (outsiders welcome). 3,947 words
Dwayne
This is the story of attending the Michigan State Fair with my father in the mid 1980s, and how he made the day unpleasant. There is some black comedy in it, don't feel bad if you laugh.
Chester Pane
Prompt: A man repeatedly calls a radio station.
Alexandra
A film festival audience is given a glimpse into the ups and downs of a woman named Lillian.
rmalis
From the 1940s until the end of the 1970s, Nashville was the main source for some of the most literate and enduring songs in American culture. The setting for a lot of the writers was Tootsies.
mattmicheliworl...
This is a story about a young man that leaves his small-town home and small-town girls, entering the big city full of big-city girls and big-city life. (That's all I can give to avoid spoiling)
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Chapter from my novella in progress titled Snow Birds. I renamed this chapter for anthology purposes.
Dan Shewan
An exploration of the feelings associated with my decision to start drinking again after almost 18 months of sobriety.
Korey
This is the story of the everyday and how one seemingly innocuous moment can dramatically affect another.