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The Way It Was: A Cop's Story by Jim Norton by William Potter
Norton allows readers to ride-a-long during his 29-year-career as a law enforcement officer experiencing his highs, lows and everything in between. Wo...
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The White House by Linda Alexander
My family history has held a secret for over 100 years. Not until I began digging deep into it did I find that I, a white woman, was the great-great-g...
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The Words by E. A. Mourn
The Words...
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The Worst of Times by Rebecca McKeehan
“Fall seven times. Stand up eight.”
Japanese Proverb
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The Worst Teacher I Ever Had (maybe) by Sandy Knauer
Thank you, Dan. I love a challenge....
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The Writing Life by DAN STONE
Musings about life on the page....
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The Year of No Money in Tokyo by Wayne Lionel Aponte: Book Review by Irene Watson
In the 1990s, the Japanese stock market crashed. Banks closed and the country fell into a recession. Wayne Aponte, an African American, was working i...
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They Died With Their Boots On. by Gerard St. John
An old movie on TV prompts a string of memories from years gone by, neighborhood friends, a one-armed baseball player, and a recently adopted "cousin....
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Things I Loved From My 80's Childhood by Shane Tucker
Talk to any adult of any age, and they will probably give you the clichéd line, "When I was a kid..." While I don't believe my childhood was superior...
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Things just Ain'twhat they used tobe by Helen Vandepeer
Dreaded car trouble; and remembering back when a vehicle was built to last.
I never thought I would be saying....back in my day.........
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Things Mom Would Deny by Tova Gabrielle
book excerpt, humor...
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This Past Week by Chris Grey
The Raging Bull roller coaster at Six Flags Over Chicago might be the best analogy....
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This summer - what a trip.... by Kellee Stone
After the summer is over...............
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Thoughts About Daddy by Kathy Williams
If 'you' didn't do wrong and obeyed the law including the law of forensics 🔥 'you' didn't have a problem....
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Three Hours from Armageddon: Life at a Cold War Nike Missile Site by Gary Stephens
This article, my first work for publication, appeared in ADA Magazine Online, a U.S. Army periodical, in October 1999...
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Tidbits From My Old Notebooks #10 by Guy Hogan
Flash Fiction / Blogging...
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Tidbits From My Old Notebooks #3 by Guy Hogan
Pittsburgh / University of Pittsburgh / Blogging / Flash Fiction...
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Tidbits From My Old Notebooks #7 by Guy Hogan
Flash Fiction / Blogging / University of Pittsburgh...
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Tidbits From My Old Notebooks #8 by Guy Hogan
Flash Fiction / Blogging / Pittsburgh / Vietnam...
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To All My Unborn Children by L. Figgins
Who are these souls I never knew? A short remembrance for Mother's Day......
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To All You Lefties by Myles Saulibio
To you special people......
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To Be A Singer by Rebecca McKeehan
"Memory...is the diary that we all carry about with us." Oscar Wilde...
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To Save One finally released by Trudy Magliano
You can now researve a copy of "To Save One"
This book is powerful and raw. A must read!...
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Tolemacs Reprise by H Cruz
Inspiration vs cold contemplation...
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Trail of Words by Lloyd Lofthouse
From a 'determined' novelist, poet and journalist. This is one story....
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Tricky Name by John DeDakis
My dad with his dad in 1912...
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Turkey Call by Walt Hardester
I once.......
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Turning Trauma Into Triumph: A Journey of Resilience and Healing by brent dempsey
Brent Dempsey’s journey through significant health challenges, including cancer, strokes, and heart issues, shaped his mission to help others overcome...
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Twin Voices: A Memoir of Polio... by J. F. Nichols: Book Review by Irene Watson
When Janice Flood Nichols and her twin brother Frankie were just 6-years-old, they contracted polio. She survived, but he did not. This traumatic even...
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UCLA in the Fifties by Alan Cook
Smog, rock climbing and low convergences...
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URIAH J. FIELDS, ENCOURAGER-IN-CHIEF by Uriah Fields
Have you ever heard anyone use the title "Encourager-in-Chief?" The answer is likely to be no unless you saw it in the writings of Uriah J. Fields. In...
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vanderlaan.........Show and Tell............... Molly's Book Reviews by m j hollingshead
Show and Tell is an excellent addition for the therapist's shelf and for those who find comfort and solace through reading an inspired and inspiratio...
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Vertigo and History by Juliet Waldron
The Schuylerville Monument is a historic site I saw more than once when I was a kid, but to me, it meant more than a Revolutionary War Battle....
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View from the Turkey House by Ella Rydzewski
This is written to be used in a memoir or a series of blogs (as a prologue)....
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Virginia's Dictionary: My Daughter's Coming of Age/ 1960's by L. Figgins
Humorous anecdotes about puberty, written vicariously from my mother’s point-of-view. She had a sheltered upbringing…
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VW Rabbit, Love and Hate by Juliet Waldron
The story of a brown VW Rabbit, which was sometimes loved and sometimes hated by its owners. Most of what happened, however, was not her fault....
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W H E N N A N A Y L E F T U S by Arsenio Jesena
all our lives were shattered -- forever...
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Waking up - Memoirs of a Coma Recoverer by Sandra Lyman
Sandra Lyman was in a coma for over five months. She stresses the fact that it is not only the person who is comatose that suffers. The entire family...
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War Chicken and Beer by Alexey Braguine
While it raged in the sixties and seventies it was called The Secret War. We flew and got shot at during the day. Like innocent airline pilots, at nig...
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Washington Post by Anna Murray
Article in the Loudoun Extra, Washington Post...
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Watch That First Step... (Personal Blog) by Chris Grey
...It's a doozy!...
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We Did Not Stop Making Plans by Linda Campanella
Motherless daughter and accidental author Linda Campanella describes the ways in which she and her family injected living into her mother's dying. Cam...
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We Were Little Angels by Randall Barfield
We had cement block classrooms, each interior of a different color not unlike Easter egg tones....
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We're On The Map by Elizabeth Towles
It seems our house has become 'the' place for Nature's populace to drop by....
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What Day Is It? print media coverage by Rebekah Vandergriff
What stories have been written about, What Day Is It, in the media...
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What ever happened to Brenda and you?? by Mike Walton
Last year, I attended my high school's reunion. Everyone asked me two
questions: "Where are you now and are you working with Scouting?" and "What...
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What Gives? (Personal Blog) by Chris Grey
"Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming." —Dory, the Inadvertent Explorer...
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What have I learned from hardship? by Stephen Gallup
We all encounter difficult patches (or worse) in life. What is the correct response?...
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What might have been by Stephen Gallup
A meditation on the gulf separating what is, in a family, from the way it could have been...
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What My Sister Did: Surviving Incest by Nathan Daniels
What she did was wrong. It took me years to learn this, and overcome the shame of sexual abuse....
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