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25 Most Recent Cultures Short Stories

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Giraffes, Cheetahs, Maasai: What I Think Africa Must Be Like (By Ronee') by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
I have never been to Africa in my life, but I would really like to go. I do know some people who have been there (like, for instance, my friend, M'buti Moore, and her husband, Roberto Sormiento; they are on their way back there now), and my friends Eshe, Paingoni, and Keserian and Naiser. (M'buti, ..
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God by Kelly Sanson
About God..
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Gods and Hot Dogs by William Reyland
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View Photo of Good Folks, They're Everywhere! Read excerpt from Good Folks, They're Everywhere! Good Folks, They're Everywhere! by Henry Custer
Good Folks are all around us. Nationality, language and color of skin have no real meaning in the grand scheme of things...
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Gorgeous Monster (1st part) by Mitzi Jackson
I posted a prelude now the story begins........ Dem muthfuckers! Damn them all! tears begin to flow hot again like fire, the heat in his chest, his hands wanted to kill, his hands wanted to squeeze the life out of something, somebody. His steps quickens down the hospital hallway nothing in his p..
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Gorgeous Monster (finale) by Mitzi Jackson
know you know love is violence too.......
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Grand Lula (rough draft) by Tony May Sr.
In the little town near where I grew up. There was only 1 traffic light. To say I'm from a small town is a understatement. We were ridiculed even at the mention of the town's name. I was never ashamed of the people or the town I called home, there were lessons I learned that I might have misse..
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Happily Ever After by F William Broome
What Happily Ever After really means to me...
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Happy Cinco De Mayo! :) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A little girl attends a Cinco De Mayo festival. Did this this evening; my first time; I had a great time! :)..
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He Wanted no Help! by E T Waldron
sad songs..
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Heaven and Earth by Arthur Lee
Across the golden, majestic hill; over the noble, bold rock walls; past the young, peaceful gardens of bamboo; and through the muddy, giving roads, stands a small rice field, overflowing with pink flowers. To the people of the village, it is the rice field of Zhao. To the family of Zhao, it is home...
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Helvig Gustaffssenn: An Update, Fall 2009. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A man originally from Finland updates us on what has been going on in his life...
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Hen's Story. (Part Four) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Henrietta Rachael ('Hen') Yoder continues her story. Image of fall foliage (c) 2010, by Karla Dorman...
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Hen's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
An Amish girl writes about herself...
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Hen's Story. (Part Three) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Hen is worried: the weather is bad out and she is scared that their place might end up getting flooded. Image (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman...
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Hen's Story. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Henrietta ('Hen') Rachael Yoder of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, continues her story. Image (c) 2009, by Karla Dorman...
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Hola Cabron! by David Arthur Walters
On the relevance of goats and cuckoos..
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Homeless or Houseless??? by Wanita Coy
After working with what society calls homeless individuals for nine years, my eyes were opened to their culture...
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Honey-Blonde Chica: Guadalupe's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
"...And I look more like the Americanos; sometimes I don't want to look so...so ...shall we say, 'Mexican'??" A young Latina shares her story. Image (C) 2009, Karla Dorman...
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Honey-Blonde Chica: Guadalupe' 's Story. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Guadalupe' Angelica Maria Theresa Rodriguez De La Cortez of Miami, Florida, continues her story...
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Horro(r)scope.. by TheBigThinkg Human
I beleive in Horoscope, matching horoscope for marriage. But I never expected this....
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How to win the economic crunch. by Jack Kuperman
What will happen if everybody will save and shave on costs? ..
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Hungry (And Homeless) In The Big Apple: My Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A man volunteers to give up his cushy job to live a week as a homeless person. What he sees and experiences opens his eyes. Image of rain puddles and rain (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman...
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I knew I was in for several surprises that day by Everett Beal
I knew the Good Lord was trying to tell me this day would be the unusual. And so it was...
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I rode through Buckhead today .. Introduction by Tony May Sr.
I’ve recently relocated to Atlanta. Even though I’m an Alabama native, and I’ve lived for a number of years in the metro DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland area. At this point in my life I’ve decided that I want to move, live and settle back in the south. My brother and his wife live here in A..
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I wish Mom had a computer, I think by Tony May Sr.
I love my Mom, what's the problem? (originally penned 2/12/2007)..
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Illa Learns A Leson (Set in 14th Century India) by Firoze Hirjikaka
Illa, a village girl in 14th Century India, rebels against the strict customs and rituals of her tribe...
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Ilsa Rekkonen Writes... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Sari Constantinos' friend, Ilsa Elke Rekkonen, writes to let us know what is going on with her...
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Ilsa Rekkonen: My Story (By Ilsa) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Sari Gustaffssenn's friend, Ilsa, shares her story. She lives not too far from Sari, and the two regularly see each other, especially when school is in session...
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Indrani's Story: A Dalit Shares Her World. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A girl who is considered an "outcast" by upper members of society in India shares her tale...
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Ingrid's Story (Part Eleven) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ingrid Schoenfeldter updates us on what's been going on with her since her last entry of several months ago. Image (C) 2006, Karla Dorman...
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Ingrid's Story, Continued. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ingrid Schoenfeldter updates us on what's been going on with her life. She has just been given a diagnosis that threatens to rock her world. She thinks that what she has is fatal. ..
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Ingrid's Story. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman visiting the United States from Norway tells about herself. She is currently in the hospital, where she is undergoing tests for puzzling symptoms...
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Ingrid's Story. (Part Fourteen) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ingrid Elzbeth Schoenfeldter of Norway updates us on what has been going on in her life...
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Ingrid's Story. (Part Thirteen) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
"...He is the best thing that's ever happened to me..." Ingrid Schoenfeldter of Norway continues to enjoy her life, even with living with a progressive neuromuscular disorder that tests her patience (and strength). Image (C) 2009, Karla Dorman...
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Ingrid's Story. (Part Four) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ingrid Schoenfeldter updates us on what's been going on with her since she's returned back home to Norway...
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Ingrid's Story. (Part Seven) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ingrid Schoenfeldter tries to cope with her failing health as best as she can. She has progressive muscular atrophy...
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Inhuman Relations by F William Broome
A fictitious peek into race relations in the southern states before more human solutions came into the lives of all citizens. ..
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Inner City Dreams by MOUNTZINAI
This play was written to show a positive side to young people living in inner cities. We are often portrayed negatively, this play gives an insight into what the majority of us are doing, when the minority who are doing the wrong are given all the media attention. ..
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Interrelated associated items of achievement by Tony May Sr.
Kitty hawk, tranquility base, the three-minute mile, bottled water, and splitting the atom...
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Interview with Suzie Q. Public by David Arthur Walters
You can skate down the middle of the street when they roll up the sidewalks..
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Jenna Aurora's Journalings (June 9, 2007) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Jenna Aurora in Alaska writes another entry in her journal...
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Johnathon's Jottings: On Our Way To Breaux Bridge!! :) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Johnny writes this entry from the bus; they are on their way to Louisiana, to attend the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival. He is very excited about it...
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Johnathon's Jottings: Gettin' Down, Cajun Style! (May 8, 2011) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Johnathon is having a blast at the annual Breau Bridge (Louisiana) Crawfish Festival. Image of Mexican dancers (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman...
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Johnathon's Jottings: May 7, 2012. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Johnathon Sandusky writes in his journal upon waking up. He and his wife (and a good part of his family) are recuperating from the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival, which was this past weekend...
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Johnny's Jottings: Recuperating From The Crawfish Festival! LOL by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Johnny and family are glad that they made it back home to Tennessee after a week of Cajun-style fun in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, where they attended the annual crawfish festival...
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Johnny's Jottings: Live From The Crawfish Festival! :) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Johnny's takes on the goings on at the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, where he and his family are attending for a weekend of fun and Cajun style merriment. Dear readers: may be away for a few days (threat of severe weather); pray for us; pray He calms the stor..
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Journey to the Far Mall (repost) by Deborah Russell
piece of cake..
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Just a friendly reminder to all euros by Lewis Findley
Here posting..
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Just Tryin' To Get By...Hayley Al Siddah's Story, Part One by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A lonely young Muslim girl with cerebral palsy writes about her life...
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2. Animal Rights Protest South Beach
3. Saga of the Beads
4. Good Folks, They're Everywhere!
5. Ode to South Philly
6. The Appreciative Powers of Taste
7. Both Sides Now
8. A Day of Quality © 2014
9. revised Wings
10. Aw Shucks!
11. Aloha
12. Gorgeous Monster (finale)
13. Blaming Kemper
14. Death of a Migrant or Africa Must Unit
15. Pockets
16. The Tame Tigers of Thailand
17. Journey to the Far Mall (repost)
18. The Bricks
19. Credit to the Race: True Story
20. Cotton Comes Home

 

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