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  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: historian in an Irish castle folding clothes

    He stood trembling atop the bailey of the crumbling castle, faraway fireflies of destruction flickering in the shine of his eyes. He quickened his pace. At dawn, the river would ...

    Jun 30, 2011
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Right In The Face

    I enjoyed reading this piece, but as the previous reviewer noted it, grammar, spelling and punctuation are a definite must. Some parts of your story seemed a bit vague and ...

    Jun 30, 2011
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: I cut myself

    I read with a sort of morbid fascination. It was extremely engaging, and you could really tell from the vocabulary you used not a sense of depression or sadness or ...

    Jun 30, 2011
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Stranger

    Oh wow this had me going until the end, which cracked me up. At first I thought this was about aliens, then fairies, then insects, and I was getting more ...

    Jun 29, 2011
  • Dramatic Poetry Re: Simplicity

    it definitely captures the spirit of a loving parent looking on at their child, or even perhaps, somebody retrospectively looking at their past self. mesmerizing!

    Jun 29, 2011
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Faith

    had me hooked from the very start. I loved the way you spun a mesmerizing and detailed backdrop to the story that not only was consistent with your prompt but ...

    Jun 29, 2011
  • Other Poetry Re: Secret Morning

    I’m up early, Way before school. To watch the sunrise. Don’t tell anybody. this is really nice That ruins it. The grumpy moonlight clouds, Shove and growl, Away. To show ...

    Jun 29, 2011
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: Silver Sandwich

    The lady in the fur coat slipped her sunglasses on. It was time. She paid the bill for her untouched coffee and stepped out of the shadow cast by the ...

    Dec 27, 2007


He who knows only his own generation remains forever a child.
— Cicero