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The ClimbingBoy 27: Halo by Mark Lichterman
An overpowering loneliness overtaking him, “Oh, Lordy!” he cried aloud and, looking to the ceiling, Johnson paused,
for these words, these words that he’d heard the boy speak so many times, seemed to reverberate in his mind.
The Climbing Boy can now be purchased as a Kindle eBook @ $3.0..
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 The Clock Mender by Laura Graham
The man who had come to mend my clock was a Born Again Christian. "Phil's a little odd," my sister, Hilary, had warned me. "But don't let that bother you. Once he gets his hands on a clock it never goes wrong again."..
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The Cocooned Maiden by Nickolaus Pacione
a colaborated work with a photographer from Florida. Narrative bringing to life her work. This was from one of my journals as it was written 24 Oct 2002. ..
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The Code by Lark Pogue
A flash fiction story about two sisters trying to solve a mystery on a warm summer night in Texas.
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The Collectors by Mark Lichterman
With humbly bowed heads and wildly thumping hearts, the boys stood before the highly polished, oak desk of the fearsome, eminently exalted, god-like personage of Mister Donald Bryer, the principle of Harrison Technical High School...
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The Colonel Bogie March by Mark Lichterman
It was dark when they came out of the theatre and— “buh-ba-baba-ba-ba-buming” the ‘Colonel Bogie March’. the theme from ‘The Bridge on the River Kwai’— Mitchell anxiously drove to the closest, and first place either he or she could think of where it would be dark and they could be alone: The ‘Montro..
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The Corbin Bowl by Patricia Mahon
Karaoke Night at the Bowling Alley. An observation of Everyday People...
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The Crafters of Dharma’s Light by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse
Dark Poetry October 2010..
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The Crisis of Management © 2015 Joe Vojt by Joe Vojt
The underlying question American industry has to ask itself. Why are people given a hard time for conditions that are not related to their job performance? Why is it wrong to want to do your job right? Life in its present form of high tech has been developed by mostly low tech human welfare personal..
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The Czarina's Man by Lucille Bellucci
Of the foibles of will 'o' the wisp Count Nicolai Valentin Katcharovsky ..
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 The Defining Moment in American History by Chris Belec-Joanet-Joannette
The greatest Conspiracy of the 21st Century, or Is It?
Loose Change Final Cut
Posted 1 year ago
Support Loose Change, buy the official version at: http://loosechange911.com ..
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The Demotion - Part Four by George Warholak
THE PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMISSION OVERTURNS THE HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION AND OVERSTEPPED ITS BOUNDS.
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The Demotion - Part One by George Warholak
MISFEASANCE HAPPENS ALL THE TIME. FIRST CAME THE ARBITRATION, THEN THE UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICE. This arbitration case is nonfictional.
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The Demotion - Part Three by George Warholak
THE UNION HAS SHOWN BY A PREPONDERANCE OF THE EVIDENCE THAT THE AUTHORITY ACTED UNLAWFULLY WHEN IT ELIMINATED THE LAB TECHNICIAN TITLE
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The Demotion - Part Two by George Warholak
MISFEASANCE HAPPENS ALL THE TIME. AFTER ARBITRATION, AN UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICE CHARGE GOES BEFORE THE PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMISSION.
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The Disaster of Sharing Management © 2015 Joe Vojt by Joe Vojt
The underlying question American industry has to ask itself. Why are people given a hard time for conditions that are not related to their job performance? The disaster of sharing management, you asked your self, why is it wrong to want to do your job right? Life in its present form of high tech has..
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The Door To Nowhere © 2017 Joe Vojt by Joe Vojt
The door to nowhere is painted gray, but it blends with the wall that shows no wear. It is a remnant of the present, but no longer can it reveal what has passed. You ponder, what was it like, when it guided you somewhere?
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The End of Summer by Rosalie Warren
Barbara had decided, for some reason not fully clear to her, that on the first rainy day she would tell her husband, Geoff, about her affair.....
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The Fukawees by Mark Lichterman
Big Rosalind Feigenbaum was big in both height and girth. She had short, kinky red hair and her heavily freckled, light complected face, was, as always, broken out with pimples.
Ronald Muskowitz, whom they called Mushuggi-witz—the Mushuggi, as in crazy—lived on the other side of Christiana A..
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The Ghost by Carol LaCroix
Jerry faints when Pete appears...
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The Girls by Mark Lichterman
“So, where are they?”
“Where are they, who?”
“The girls!”
“Girls? What girls?”
“What do you mean, what girls? You dago, fart!”
“Oh, those girls! Come on.”
A "Becoming" excerpt..
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The Good Old Days by Laura Rittenhouse
Memories of good old days full of snow...
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The Governor by NEILSON WILLIAMS
The Governor and Government. The people of the United States of America and the world. READ FOR MORE INFORMATION...
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The GraveYard Shift by Retta (Reindeer) Mckenzie
Part One: Changing Shifts
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The Greyhound Bus and the Hermes Typewriter by Diana Legun
It’s The Small Things. My Hermes 3000 side by side with my mother’s old Royal. Both having lots of ribbon mileage on them; her’s as a teacher, mine as a student...
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The Hawker by Mark Lichterman
A bit of flying grit stinging his eye, rubbing it with the knuckle of one hand as, “Hey! Men’s clothing here!” clasped in the other hand was a pair of blue gabardine trousers that he waved above his head as though a proudly held flag. “Hey! Men’s clothing here!” the boy yelled. “Top quality! Get you..
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The Holey Pocket by Mark Lichterman
Slouching, his Jockey shorts had hiked into his groin, and by putting his left hand into his pocket and stretching his finger through the hole he’d discovered when his nickel fell out, by ripping the hole further he was able to...
Thr Holey Pocket is an excerpt from my novel, "Becoming" tha..
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The Inherent Good by Michelle Mills
The need for tolerance.....
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The Inheritance by Sally Dixon
Newcomers to a backwoods community bringing an air of disquiet.....
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The Inner-City Blues: Philadelphia Blazers still live in Philly Style! by Julius J.E. Thompson
The Inner-City Blues: Philadelphia Blazers still live in the novel Philly Style and Philly Profile!..
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The It Factor by Laura Spinella
As far as Isabel Lang knows, she's been married to the sexy, successful rock star, Aidan Royce for ten years. Of course, she hasn't seen him since their wedding night, but in her heart, she knows they're still married. Best friends from Catswallow, Alabama, a series of unforseeable circumstance..
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The Job by Jeff Neugroschel
His eyes were fixated on the glistening crimson liquid that covered both hands from the tips all the way down to his wrists. The smile that evolved belonged to a little boy engrossed in the childish art of finger painting—although it certainly wasn’t water paint dripping from his hands onto his legs..
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The Lady with the Midas Touch by E Phillips
[image: news.com.au]..
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The Last Prayer by NEILSON WILLIAMS
Blessed are those that join in the celebration..
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The Last Supper by Maryann Miller
Mel and Rube have been friends since forever and now are on the last homestretch. How Rube choses to cross that finish line is now what Mel would chose, but who is he to question his friend...
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The late Terry Kay reviewed A Brownstone In Broklyn by Julius Thompson
The Late Terry Kay Reviewed A Brownstone in Brooklyn..
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The Law of the Land by Adele Gill
If God is for us, who can be against us? Romans 8:31..
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The Ledge by William Rowan
Two computer engineers, tired of California's Silicon Valley, move to the mountains of Western North Carolina to build a log home. Their solitude is interrupted in a most unusual way.
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The Lexus & the Homeless Man by Adele Gill
Through the power of the Holy Spirit, God, can and will, use anyone to accomplish His work, and His favor rests upon His faithful children. Clearly, prayer has the potential to change any plight, any situation, for the better; we simply need to pray and invite God into every circumstance! No eloque..
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The Long Ribbon by Mark Lichterman
When Marsha Lipensky was admitted to Lewis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital — through the ‘Emergency Entrance’ at approximately 7:40 PM on 3/15/57 it was noted that the patient, in addition to appearing to be within hours of giving birth, the patient also complained of major lower back pain caused by an a..
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The Lost and Found by Lonnie Hicks
The Lost Sometimes are Found..
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The Lottery by Lark Pogue
A lottery that no one wanted to win..
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The Man Who Could Not Laugh by E Phillips
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The Midnight Skulker 1 by Mark Lichterman
In present time, to purchase into a business such as this for three thousand dollars is a pittance, but in1974 three thousand dollars, especially to the father of four children that was…
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The Midnight Skulker 2 by Mark Lichterman
Staring at my youngest son, wondering, what he do now? I said, “we wanted to talk to all you kids, not just you,” tapping Samuel on the shoulder. “So why’d you think I was going to bawl you out for something? What did you do now?”
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The Midnight Skulker 3 by Mark Lichterman
Waiting until all eyes were on him, “San Diego is only fifty miles from Anaheim. You guys know what’s in Anaheim, California don’t you?”
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The Midnight Skulker 4 by Mark Lichterman
Whereas Ellie was conceived to give Marsha’s father ‘a name’. As the death of her father was a personal tragedy, the birth of Samuel was at a time of potential global tragedy.
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The Midnight Skulker 5 by Mark Lichterman
Now was the first time she had ever flown—further feeling a sense of doom because Marsha knew she should not be on this plane—when, feeling the plane shudder as it strained to go forward, her hands became wet and her heart thumped in fear as, slowly, then faster… faster.....
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The Midnight Skulker 6 by Mark Lichterman
“Yeah, Mitchie, it worked fine then. But back then you didn’t have this,” patting his stomach, “little tummy you got now and you were able to get, oh, maybe a little closer then.”
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The Midnight Skulker 7 by Mark Lichterman
Living all of their lives in comparatively flat areas, other than movies, Marsha and Mitchell having never actually seen true mountainous terrain, “Oh, my God, Marcie!” Looking through the window, “This is incredible!”
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