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Short Stories

by JC

  • Short Story
  • Romantic
Statistics
  • 26 Works
  • 29,872 Words
  • 150 min Reading time
  • 86 Reviews
  • Jan 28, 2007 Started
  • Nov 13, 2008 Last updated

Table of Contents

26 entries
  1. 1 short story of the holocaust Jan 28 2 min read6 comments
  2. 2 Enough to Live Feb 20 30 min readRomantic16 comments
  3. 3 Running from yourself ((Whole)) Feb 22 13 min read11 comments
  4. 4 Running from yourself --Part Two-- Feb 22 7 min read3 comments
  5. 5 The Trail Fades Feb 26 7 min read5 comments
  6. 6 You Hide in the Shadow of a Dream May 12 2 min read7 comments
  7. 7 Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll: Part 1 May 23 6 min read6 comments
  8. 8 Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll: Part Two May 23 4 min read7 comments
  9. 9 Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll: Part Three May 24 3 min read4 comments
  10. 10 Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll: Part Four. May 25 3 min read1 comments
  11. 11 Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll: Part five May 25 4 min read4 comments
  12. 12 I will Remember May 27 2 min readRomantic12 comments
  13. 13 What happoned to 'You and Me'? May 27 2 min readRomantic17 comments
  14. 14 Past Forgiven Part 1 Jun 2 7 min readRomantic7 comments
  15. 15 The Choice Jun 10 5 min readRomantic7 comments
  16. 16 The Dance of Sins Jun 20 2 min readOther14 comments
  17. 17 Thinking of You... Jul 22 3 min read4 comments
  18. 18 Illusions vs. POD (Battle Royale) Jul 22 4 min readFanfiction2 comments
  19. 19 A Slight of Perception Jul 25 7 min readFantasy8 comments
  20. 20 A Slight of Perception [2] Jul 26 7 min readFantasy2 comments
  21. 21 Those Nights Jul 28 2 min readRomantic3 comments
  22. 22 The JC House Eps. 1 Jul 31 11 min read2 comments
  23. 23 My Love, My Greatest Terror Apr 8 2 min read2 comments
  24. 24 I am the Creature Apr 9 7 min read8 comments
  25. 25 Just breathe Out Sep 3 12 min read7 comments
  26. 26 Words With Which We Say, Goodbye -Edited- Nov 13 7 min read6 comments
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If a nation loses its storytellers, it loses its childhood.
— Peter Handke