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Heat by Richard Kallao
original idea.for anyone feeling that
winter cold right now ..................
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Heather Danielle's Journal (Spring 2009) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Heather Danielle Abramson of Sonora, California, updates us on what has been going on in her life. She has two small children, one with significant special needs.
Image (C) 2008, Karla Dorman...
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Heaven's Child! by Janet Fears
A story of Hope!..
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Hellava Way to Die by Ronald Hull
Reality 101: It's hell to be poor and worse if you're disabled in the lowest part of town.
My thanks to Donna Kimble for her editing and assistance with Ebonics...
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Help!!!! by Gia Swenny
Well This is really a play but it is very dramatic:) It is a play of basically 4 main Characters. Mya-A prostitute. Byran-A sucessful business owner. Terry-A bar owner. Anita-Mya's mother a seamtress. The setting is basically in Harlem,New York. People who would never hang out together are now work..
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Help, Me, Mom'.: Special Needs Parenting 101 by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother deals with her son's serious medical condition on a daily basis...
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Her Eyes by Sandra Mushi
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Her Mystery Man by Janeen Robichaud
HER MYSTERY MAN
Carolyn often had fantasies about the man of her dreams. She dreamt about him every night. Her dreams were so vivid that, at times, she felt like she could simply reach out and touch him. But whenever she tried, he disappeared.
On this particular day, sitting in th..
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Her Secret by Adina Pelle
Fictional story about love for sale..
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Hero of the Day by Jo Janoski
Charles was the hero of the day when his school bus ride became dangerous. This is a work of fiction inspired by real life events....
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"Give me back my pencil!"
The freckle-faced boy grabbed for the RED writing implement while the little fellow next to him w..
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Hey, Dummy!! (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A boy with mental disabilities is ostracized by others, much to his mother's chagrin...
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High Pitch by Richard Kallao
original..
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Hildago Aguilar: An Update, 2009. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A man in Texas updates us on what has been going on in his life for the past several years. He lost his wife to cancer back in June of 2005. He is busy raising six children with special needs on his own...
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Him.: Special Needs Parenting 101. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A family deals with having a child who has special needs and other serious problems...
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Hit Me by Brian Bosnell
A casino gambling story loosely based on an acquaintance of mine long before the dawn of electronic slot machines...
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Hitting Rock Bottom. ... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A man feels frustrated when he is let go of his job...
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Hogans Heros-part 1-End Run by Richard Kallao
original..
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Home at Last gains Honorable Mention at WeBooks by Genie Waldo
The contest was to write a short story (no more than 600 words if memory serves), using only single sylable words - according to Hemmingway's advice on writing...
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Hopelessly Copeless. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman loses her faith in God after losing her mother in an accident.
Image of storm clouds (c) 2009, by Karla Dorman...
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Hospital Vigil: Nurse Stories, Part Three (By Louisiana Sandusky, R.N.) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana shares a story about one of her scariest moments, both as a mother and a nurse. This story involves a patient she knows all too well: her then four-year-old son, Johnny...
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Hot Date by Alan Cook
This story is based on a real event--the Hollywood Hills fire of May 1961...
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Hothouse: A Firefighter's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
"We are more than working partners: we are a brotherhood. A family."
A firefighter/paramedic shares his story...
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 How Deepak is that? by Michael O'Halloran
A cynical illisionist is asked to believe that there is something benign in coincidence. He is sceptical but some uncanny happenings have him questioning his initial scepticism..
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How Do You Want Her To Die? (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother comes to terms with her baby daughter's potentially fatal heart defect and the fact that she may die...
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How Do You Want Her To Die? (Part Two): Heather Lindsay's Story, Continued by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Hilary Rene'a McCabe, little Heather Lindsay's mother, continues to write about her infant daughter's struggle with a serious heart defect that threatens to take her life. This story has been purposely flash-forwarded to a few days later since the first part was written...
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How Do You Want Her To Die?: Heather Lindsay's Story (Part Five) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
The little baby with Epstein's Anomaly is finally starting to make some progress in her recovery; things are finally starting to look up for her...
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How Do You Want Her To Die?: Heather Lindsay's Story, Part Four by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
The little girl with Epstein's Anomaly continues to hang on and battle for her life...
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Hurricane Katrina Worries...Dear B.J.: Are You OKAY?? (Louie Writes...) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana is thinking of her friend in South Miami, Florida, Betty Jean (B.J.) Ciagalore, who was in Hurricane Rita's path; she is worried about her...
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Hurricanes Rita and Katrina: More Worries For A Battered Area (By Ronee') by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ronee' is worried about the approaching hurricane (Hurricane Rita) that is threatening the Texas/Louisiana coastline...
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i am by Deborah Richards
just cause..
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I Am Now Changed Forever: A Drunk Driver Survivor's Story by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A young man must now live with disability, thanks to the actions of an irresponsible driver who got drunk and drove his car into the man while he was crossing the street...
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I Came to the Garden Alone by Haribaldev Kaur
looking beyond the obvious..
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I Can't Say Goodbye... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A birth mother's message to a child who is about to go to another country to be adopted by a family.
Dear Ngoc Tam:
I look at you sitting there, in your wheelchair; waiting to board that giant silver bird that will take you to your new home in America; and my heart breaks and my e..
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I Can't Sleep. ... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A man has trouble sleeping because he has worries on his mind...
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I Chose This?! (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman is having a very hard time dealing with her family. This is her story...
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I Don't Know Any Angels by Esteban Martinez
She has never seen me. She can't. It’s hard to watch her now.
The Boss assigned me to her just seconds before she was born. I watched as she dropped from her mother's womb. Her eyes glowed green. I’ve never seen eyes like that in another. Eyes with neither fear nor greed. Eyes t..
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I Don't Know What To Say Except That My Heart Is Breaking! (Louie Writing) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Louisiana is reeling with shock at the news of Daniella's passing...
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I Don't Love My Son'. : Special Needs Parenting 101. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother has second thoughts about her disabled son...
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I Don't Want To Be Crazy. ...: My Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A boy deals with mental illness. This is his story.
Image (c) Karla Dorman...
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I Drive by Gabriel Boutros
A lonely man spends his nights driving strippers home from a club, but he realizes that his life has no real destination. A brief contemplation on a life going nowhere.
This story was previously published in the Carte Blanche online literary review, Issue #5...
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I Found A Life by Paul Mc Cann
Things got so bad they just had to get better and they did . ..
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I Married The Grinch. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A husband tries to cope with his wife's bi-polar disorder. It has seemed to have gotten much worse, much to his dismay...
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I Married The Grinch. (Part Four) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ryan Lance is starting to have second thoughts about his wife being in a mental hospital due to bi polor disorder/depression; he misses her, and so do the children...
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I Married The Grinch. (Part Three) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ryan Lance has taken matters into his own hands, regarding his sick wife: he is staying at a motel while his wife gets treated for her manic-depressive illness. The children are with him. He is understandably worried about what's going to happen...
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I Married The Grinch. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ryan Lance has decided to put his foot down regarding his wife's mental situation...
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I Must Do This, I MUST! (By Venkatesh Arjuwal, M.D.) (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A doctor who lost three of his four children in the recent tsunami/earthquake disaster returns to his former homeland and offers aid to the suffering there. He feels compelled to help, but at the same time, his heart is breaking...
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I Never Even Got To Hold Her...A Heartbroken Mother Grieves... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman who delivered her baby daughter prematurely is trying to cope with her death. As you can imagine, she is heartbroken...
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I Never Knew My Baby Boy. ... : One Mother's Story. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother still misses the child she gave up for adoption when he was a month old. She is happy he is doing well, but she still yearns to hold him in her arms before she dies of MS...
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I Never Knew My Baby Boy. ...:One Mother's Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother is forced to give her child up for adoption after becoming sick...
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I Never Knew...An Open Letter of Apology (~FICTION~) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A bully writes an open letter to the kids he has harrassed over the years...
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