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The Gathering by John Payne
Abbigail's Tom is the victim of a violent death, and friends and family rush to her side to share their love of Tom...
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The Ghost by Tricia McGill
Mavis enjoyed her single state. The local children surmised that she was a witch. Her appearance and attitude fostered this belief, much to her enjoyment...
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The Ghost Who Wrote A Story by Jeremy Vaeni
Told from the spirit's point of view, the ghost of a murder victim follows the lead detective working her case in the hopes of getting his attention to tell him who took her life. She runs into trouble when she realizes she's invisible...
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The Ghosts of Camembert by William Potter
Jimmy doesn't have any interest in his wife's pretentious friends or their relentless jabbering about ghostly encounters. He doesn't believe until.....
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The Ghoul by David Schwinghammer
A taxidermist unearths his dead girlfriend, taking on the greatest professional challenge of his life...
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The Giant Turnip by Vincent Schodolski
Alexsei Tolstoy wrote a story for children called "The Giant Turnip". This one act play is a reflection on what happened after the story ended...
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The Gilded Cage by Mel Hathorn
this is based on a recent experience in Southern Florida..
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  The Gingerbread Man by SilverCeltic Moon
The REAL story..
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The Goat (anecdote) by Lily Alex
He had two ways: along the road it would take about forty minutes, but through the local cemetery his walking time would be cut in half, and, not hesitating, Alan choose this plan.....
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THE GRANDMA SYNDROME by Micki Peluso
this is a funny account of the changes taking place when one moves on to become a grandma...
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The Great Fishing Trip by Richard Radtke
Just a fun story..
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The Great Flight of the 12-Year-Old by Brandon Christopherliterary@gmail.com
A tale of a 12-year-old as he learns what it truly means to be an adult. (An excerpt from the novel, Dirty Little Altar Boy) ..
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The Great Hunter by Roland Allnach
A young boy sits in school, his imagination wandering in the tedium of another day. But where he goes, and what happens as a result, catch him by surprise...
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The Great Southward Migration by Charlotte Holley
A humorous look at getting older...
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The Greatest Story I've Never Told by Jean Sharp-Latham
A little fact, a little fiction, surprise ending!..
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The Gymnast by Mel Hathorn
Have you ever noticed that an aerobics instructor yells and screams at the class like a missionary on a quest to convert the unwilling? The following story shows that such an approach may have an opposite outcome...
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The Hairy Chested Beast in Our Backyard by Richard Kallao
original..
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The hash factory and the annoying neighbour by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
Experiences of a Spaniard at a poet friends' place in Sheffield...
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The Heart of the Matter by Ron Karcz
Trying new things with my son, Jonathan, was sometimes an adventure...especially when it came to new foods...
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The Hills Are Alive With the Sound of Commandos by David Thompson
Another reminiscence of my brief stay in the Canadian Armed Forces...
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The Holey Pocket by Mark Lichterman
Radio, newspapers and movie newsreels claimed decisive victories for the Allies throughout Europe and Asia, and Americans knew that it was only a matter of time till it “was over over there.”
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The Honey Dipper Nightmare by Steve Robertson
The Honey Dipper Nightmare
(*Author’s note: For the uninitiated, ‘Honey Dipper’ is a rather euphemistic term coined to add humor to what normally was a rather vile activity and occupation. Although in today’s civilized world, most homes are connected to public sewers. Formerly and s..
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The Honor of a Lady by Susan Cogan
Flash Fiction--Be prepared to swash your buckle!..
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The Hoop Snake's Birdhouse by Dayvid Graybill
What is meaning? This certainly doesn't have any. Don't read this. It is foolishness...
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The Horse and The Ant - Max and Me by Randy Stensaas
Max and Me again of course. This time riding the old brown nag, now named H Bomb, working cows and getting dumped on a red ant hill...
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The Ice Cream Mystery by John Bushore
The original SpaceMonkey Adventure by MonkeyJohn..
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The ill Duck by Miller Caldwell
It's too hot..
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The Imbibed and Tired Public Speaker by John Townsend
A rather unfit public speaker rises to his feet...
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The intelligent robot by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
Flirting and shopping by the seaside...
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The Intergallactic School For Secretaries of Superior Intelligence and Wit by Katie Gabrielle
Would you "fit" in this wierd and crazy school..."blast" off and take this voyage along the Intergallactic highway to this strange school for secretaries!
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The Interview by Paul Mc Cann
Behind the walls of democracy there are many clouded visions of right and wrong ...
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The Intrusion by Rebecca McKeehan
Things aren't always what they seem.....
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The Inventor by Mystic Rose
A story to make you smile, ..
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The joints-smoker doctress by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
The new life of a new joints-smoker doctress...
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The Kid, The Cat and The Dog by Molly Wens
A day in the life of an author/mom/wife/animal wrangler/worker drone...
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The Kidnapping of Raggedy Ann and Ken by Randy Stensaas
Max and me hold Raggedy and Ken hostage for cookies...
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The Kids Are Sick. It Must Be Christmas. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother knows when Christmas is coming: it's the time for sneezes and wheezes (and fevers)...
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The King of the Ribble Delta Blues Singers (humour) by Ian Thorpe
A whimsical tale, this is dedicated to Nordette Adams who inspired me to write it.
NOTES: Willy is used in the UK as a euphemism for penis, usually by, or when talking to, children (as if anybody did not know that) Tripe is a meat product from the lining of a cow's stomach and is eaten by peopl..
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The Laird's Welcome by Miller Caldwell
Auld Queer Goings on in the Western Isles..
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The lame leading the blind by Chanti Niven
An inSIGHT into an eye opener of a day.
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The last Muse in the world. by Jack Kuperman
Rewriter
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THE LAST ORDER by Miller Caldwell
Funeral arrangents left to the undertaker - well, whose taking a risk?..
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THE LAST VESTIGE OF POWER by Micki Peluso
This is a funny story, albeit true, of the passion of the male gender to control the remote, as a last stand for power over women. ..
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The Lawn Gloves by Karen McKeever
The memories of an old wheelbarrow...
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The Legend of Great Sheik Abdullah by Richard Orey
Join the fun as erotic young harem dancer Habeeba drives Great Sheik Abdulla to the camel stalls. ..
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The Legend of Milt Famous by Edmond De Rousse
. He set a new bar not only for the Brewers but for all pitchers in baseball.
That year, though, he had fallen on hard times...
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The Legend of Mount Arnockers State Park by Steven Ulmen
This short story is a satire based on the novel, "Hawkins County," soon to be released. It deals with state parks and how some of them come to receive their unusual names. It features a couple of characters from the novel...
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The Lining is White not Silver by Richard Kallao
thought we could use a bit of short humor )
the world is to serious these
days .................................
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THE LIST by Kathryn Perry
Just tell the drill Sargent........
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The Litter Bug by Christa Joyce
It was a hellish day and London steamed miserably in temperatures well into the nineties. The breeze we had been promised had already left town in disgust and it was hotter than hades in our tiny department ,which was already packed to the rafters with the sick and the accidental.
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