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25 Most Recent Memoir Short Stories

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Skellig Stones by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse
My photography scavenger hunt this morning was amazing revealing "Skellig Stones".....
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Skinny's Memoir's by D. Kenneth Ross
growing up skinny and tall...
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Skunk Oil, Jackrabbits, and Red Roosters by Lois Wauson
My Aunt Fay tells about skunk oil used to cure the flu and other tales from her past. ..
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Small Compensations by R. Burrow
Impossible...Justice/revenge... ..
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Smokin' Bert by Gerard St. John
Preparing for a civil trial involving the claim of a fight manager against a boxing promoter...
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Soap Operas on the radio in the olden days by Lois Wauson
Soap Operas have been around for as long as there has been radio. In the olden days they were the way of escape for my mother and sisters and me from a hard life on the farm...
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Solitary Confinement by Jayne Dough
A peek into a woman's experience with incarceration...
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Solving Episodes by Donnatella Thompson
This is much ado about nothing but it is what came out tonight. Ya never know which facet will shine at one time or another. We just learn to adjust to the rhythms of the ideas flowing out and in the end, hopefully found a hint of a smirk, or laughter about the little things, we forget so easily to ..
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Something of Value by Alan Abrams
what we value, and what we don't..
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Something Old, Something New by Pamela Wiedenbeck
What do your shoes think of you and your life?..
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Something Stupid Again by Mary Ann Barrucco
Crazy lady went off on me..
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Sometimes It Is Best To Do Nothing by Walt Hardester
A hospital memior..
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Son by Alan Busch
The closing chapter of Snapshots In Memory of Ben..
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Sorry Assed Mule by Walt Hardester
A story I heard at the Big Pig Jig www.bigpigjig.com..
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Sorting My Laundry by Eva Pasco
True colors--see how they run!..
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Sounds of Safety by Rob Feller
Sat., Jan 11th , I'll be doing a Book Signing at Old Capitol Books, 559 Tyler St, Monterey, 2:30 to 4:30pm(across from Trader Joe's)..
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Souvenirs de Jérusalem by Emile Tubiana
Memories from Jerusalem 1949..
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Split Personalties by Laurie Crist
When my son died I became an entirely different person. In order to cope with the extreme grief something had to give. This is a tale of my journey back to who I was or as close as I will ever be again. ..
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Spurring Into Living Ascensions by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse
breathing with divine intuitions..
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Stanley by R. Burrow
A peek into "In Handcuffs" and an opiate addict named Stanley...
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Starlight in the Mall by Joseph Langen
Sedentary adventures while sitting in an outlet mall waiting for my girlfriend...
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Starting School in Texas in 1919 by Lois Wauson
My mother talks about starting to school in 1919 when her parents were farmers and always moving. She loved school but when she was a teenager she quit to work in the fields...
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Starting School in the 1930's by Lois Wauson
August in South Texas is hot. But in the '30s we looked forward to school starting after Labor Day. I still remember the smell of the Big Chief Tablets. ..
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Step Father by B'klyn OG
These words will hurt some folks, but "F" it ! I endured the pain. * I forgive you Ma,cause you could'ent stop or help at the time. R.I.P. Love and miss you so very much...
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Stick with it by Tolulope Williams
Stick with your ideas...you don't need to be great to start out...you need to start out to be great...
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Still Standing by Eva Pasco
Standing firm against time.....
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Stubby by Tina Clark
A short story about my runt pig. ..
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Stuff My Father Won't Tell Me ... A Continuation, Part 2 by Alan Busch
Dear Friends, It will help you to first read my earlier piece by the same title "Stuff My Father Won't Tell Me ..." in the My Stories section of my writings...
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Stuff My Father Won't Tell Me, Part 1 (revised) by Alan Busch
This is a revision of part 1 of Stuff My Father Won't Tell Me..
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Summer in Ourense by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
How lucky to have had books!..
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Summer In St. Louis by Thomasena Martin-Johnson
My stay in a big city...
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Summer Obsession by Pamela Wiedenbeck
At twelve, in a world without electronic leashes, what grabs your attention?..
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Sunday Trip With the Preacher by Lois Wauson
I was in the choir at our Methodist Church in San Antonio. One Sunday in 1957 our choir was invited to sing at Monthalia Methodist Church in the country around Gonzales Texas. We had the good fortune of having the preacher ride with us. This is the Monthalia Methodist Church in Gonzales County Texas..
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Sunset of a Dream by Robin Spicer
Where do Dreams go when they die?..
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Super Bowl Memories at the old Tulane Stadium by Keith John Paul Horcasitas
Fun memories at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans ... the Saints team, Super Bowls and prayers for the city in light of the tragic January 1, 2025 terrorist car attack...
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Supercalifragislisticexpialidocious by Pamela Wiedenbeck
Traditions often endure only in the memory..
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Survival Girl by Carolyn Jernigan
It's about my troubled life including my verbal abusive father. I Had to deal with friends on drug while keeping from using it myself. True love was confusing since my boyfriends had different meaning of it. Being a actress was my real goal. ..
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Susan Strasberg (memoir) by John Gasparro Jr.
"To be or not to be; that is the question..."--an actor, that is!..
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Swan Dreams-1 (Porsche 'Ugly Duckling' Syndrome) by Kalikiano Kalei
Being the second of a series of submissions to the local chapter of the Porsche Club of America that seem to have sunk like a 1904 Electric Hupmobile into the miasmatic swamp of human indifference. Perhaps they are leery of members who talk to their (German) cars in imperfect Bavarian patrois? Do'y..
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Swan Dreams-2 (Porsche 'Ugly Duckling' sydrome) by Kalikiano Kalei
A further episode of the travails of a 1974 Porsche 914 (Typ 47, AKA 914), as lived and experienced by its all-too-human owner, lurking at the bottom of the swamp of indifference (wherein most more expensive, modern Porsche owners seem to dwell)...
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Swan Dreams-3 (Porsche 'Ugly Duckling' syndrome) by Kalikiano Kalei
A third retro-examination of the trials and misfortunes of Jezibel, a Porsche Typ 47 (914), struggling to gain recognition in a world full of hundred-thousand-dollar modern Carreras, Typ 996s and other Porsche toys of the wealthy...
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Swan Dreams-4 (Porsche 'Ugly Duckling' syndrome) by Kalikiano Kalei
Dated 2024, this is installment #4 of Swan Dreams: The struggle of a 50-year-old Porsche 914 to gain respect in a modern world of Porsche 911s, Caymans, Boxters, Carreras, 356s and 3-million-dollar super-Porsches. [Caution: Keep a box of Kleenex handy as you read this.]..
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Swan Dreams-5 (Porsche 'Ugly Duckling' syndrome) by Kalikiano Kalei
The last (mercifully, if you're flat-out tired of reading about Porsche 914s) installment of 'Swan Dreams', wherein a brave, lone yellow 1974 Porsche 914 struggles to gain the respect it deserves after 50 years of being considered a bastard child of the Volkswagen and Porsche companies...
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Swapping' in the 'Burbs by Sue Hess
I had an interesting experience today. I helped my sister with her neighborhood driveway sale. This was a new one for me. As I may have mentioned, I’m not very domestic and when I was married we lived in the city. City people do not have sales. If we don’t want something, we set it in the a..
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Sweet Mamm. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Amish boy Eli continues to write about his mother who died a little over a year ago and how much he misses her...
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Sweet Sixteen by John Schembra
A true police story about a drunk driver, a traffic accident, and the tragedy that followed. I was the Sergeant on duty, the shift supervisor, when the accident happened,and was second officer at the scene. This story has been published in an anthology of true police stories entitled True Blue:..
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Sy by R. Burrow
What happened to Sy?..
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Taken Leave of My Senses by Eva Pasco
Getting back to my roots .....
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Taking Time for the Simple Life by Lois Wauson
I was thinking about the last 50 odd years that was in the past. I just had to take time for the simple things in life..
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Tales 5: In Trouble by Ronald Hull
Life is not without trouble and we certainly got into some. But it taught me lessons and I guess that's what life is for. Learning how to become an adult...
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