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Hell on a Dark and Dangerous Road

October 25, 2014October 25, 2014 Ann Marie Bezayiff

Missy should have left hours ago. She knew better than to try and make it up the mountain after dark.

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Mothers and Sons

April 6, 2014 Ann Marie Bezayiff

You Owe Me The garage door opened slowly, hesitantly like an arthritic man rising from his chair. Cautiously Kim Vuong

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Amateur critic stuns theater company with devastating 4½ star review

April 1, 2014August 15, 2026 Anthony C. Hayes

For most seasoned theater professionals, an occasional bad review just goes along with the territory. But nothing could prepare the

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George Takei, BSO Sci-Fi Spectacular: Snubbed by Sulu, reporter interviews Red Shirt Number 3.

February 21, 2014May 4, 2017 Anthony C. Hayes

When it comes to doing an interview with any well-known personality, there is a very delicate line a newspaperman must

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Cream in My Coffee

December 14, 2013December 14, 2013 Ann Marie Bezayiff

Natsuhiko Osaka, Youngest Son The boy child stood on the dock speechless, his insides, paralyzed, barren of emotion. He stood

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The Fields

August 10, 2013August 9, 2013 J. David Bethel

The shack was in the fields not far from the house. I used to ride my bike there almost every

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The Prisoner

June 6, 2013June 8, 2013 J. David Bethel

The boy sat at the base of the south wall, his knees pulled up in front of him. He remained

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Cloverleaf

May 25, 2013May 24, 2013 Ann Marie Bezayiff

The gears strained against the stalwart brakes, and grinding in defiance, the big rig slowed. Jake coxed the steering wheel

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1962 Chevy Impala

May 17, 2013May 16, 2013 Caryn Coyle

The crush I had on my dad faded when I was a teenager.  I was selling shoes at Hutzler’s Department

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Literature Short Stories 

Emma

May 12, 2013May 11, 2013 Claire Bolden

I thought she was Spanish when I first saw her.  She was dark.  She had a satin scarf tied tightly

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$40,305,316,210,829

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