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Falling into a black hole, a dying star gets pulled apart. On a faraway planet the wise men wonder:...
Going Under | Form: Unreliable Narrator | by Jim Eigo
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We are in a psychiatrist’s office lined with books. A man, BRADNEY, is lying on the proverbial coach whilst speaking with his DOCTOR…
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Bill Bradney Has a Problem | A Short Play | by Michael T. Smith
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Your daughter—yes, we have two little mini-mes—asked me the other day: “What do you wish you had when you were younger that you didn’t have?” And it made me think of you...
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His father said he was only going in for one. He said it through the half-open driver’s window with the easy certainty of a man saying something he expected to be believed because he had said it often...
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Just One | Fiction | by Richard Boe
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I sat tensely in the witness box, my vision and hearing narrowed to a rectangle that ran from me to the judge. The rest of the courtroom, including my husband leaning forward on the edge of his seat i...
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There are weeks in a life that you recognize, even as they happen, as something you will carry forever. We have had our share. But if Beth and I had to name one—one week above all others...
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Lake Life | Memoir | by Ellen Acconcia
No one felt at ease when the man entered the house. Ludmila would poke at the fireplace logs, which the late Mr. Frederico used to light on stormy days...
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Inheritance | Fiction | by Ricardo Bernhard
“Don’t tell a patient that it will be okay.” Our nursing professor strolled the aisles of the cramped classroom one hand clutching her cane. The walls were dusty pink, and we sat at rickety desks, the...
Into the Fire | Personal Account by Jennifer Kelly
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