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A collection of short stories that's genres range from satirical comedy to horrifying thriller, there is something for anyone with an imagination to enjoy.
Have you ever wondered why certain words are what they are?
Have you ever wondered how the earth came to exist?
Have you ever wondered if anyone besides the Turks knew why they changed the name of Constantinople to Istanbul?
Have you ever wondered when someone is about to snap?
Have you ever wondered how to solve some of life's most trying problems?
Have you ever wondered what went on in 19th century poor London?
Have you ever wondered what Belle Isle is really there for?
Have you ever wondered about old school hip hop's popularity sur | |  | | Keeping Atlantis
Rey Castaneda must fight to keep an innocent little girl safe while his country sinks into the ocean.
Rey Castaneda had it all. With a beautiful girlfriend, a job he loved, and plans for an even brighter future, the fact that his home — the modern-day island of Atlantis — was sinking was merely an afterthought. Then his girlfriend dumped him, his plans were ruined, his job was a nightmare, and Atlantis was sinking! Faced with an uncertain future, Rey had never felt more alone. But when he has reason to believe his favorite little swimmer, Cora, is being beaten at home, he feels a responsibility to act — quickly — so he kidnaps her. With Rey desperate for purp | |  | | Society Girl
Eric is an out of work loner who escapes the Great Depression with a helpful hand into Chicago's high society. But will Eric have enough say to get the girl of his dreams?
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Inspired by true events, Society Girl is a melancholic tale of power, loyalty, and survival. Follow Eric as he guides us through what should have been his love story—maybe it still can be—and explore how gender and social class shape our response to desperation. Eric Mihlfried knows he owes everything to family friend Philo Olin for keeping him off the streets during the Great Depression. When he was unemployed and alone, the elderly millionaire put a roof over Eric’s head and granted hi |
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