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The CCL

Lorenzo BerardiSeptember 11, 2018

The CCL written by: Lorenzo Berardi “Manoh-on? Manoh-oon!? Where's my Manon? Oh, Manon, where did you go this time? Why do you always run away?! Are...

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Sanely Insane

Alex MeyerAugust 23, 2018

Sanely Insane written by: Alex Meyer @FinnzGaming Thinking straight is worse than thinking crazy, I know the meaning behind my words and yet it...

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Crazy Flower

Robyn MacKinnonJuly 22, 2016

Crazy Flower found poetry written by: Robyn MacKinnon @art_rat Delicate flower in the crazy department You know you're cool when...

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I'm 35, I'm from Newark, DE, and I was named after an actor. I'm bipolar, I'm an activist, and I put my beliefs into my stories. I think that we can use fiction to convey a sad truth, like Steinbeck used to do. My biggest influences are Richard Matheson, Ambrose Bierce, and John Steinbeck. I'm indebted to my friend, Amy, who gave me my first idea and wouldn't let me give up. I owe everything to her and all of my friends who not only cheer me on everyday, but have helped me discover myself.

Bonnie And Clyde by Steven M Baird

Bonnie and Clyde were landlocked, shell-shocked by their long walk. Beggars among beggars, they were stragglers who fell behind. The miles were arid and sacred and rising, and time hid the dead and the intentions of the living.
He, with his Elvis-era sideburns and tortured knee, and she, with her dirty floral dress and dusty high tops, crouched beside the short scrub, tending to their sweat.
Clyde remembered his grandfather well. Mateo was a writer of some repute in their village, and he sometimes seemed to be a wide-awake dreamer. He had kindness in his eyes and a muscular timber in his voice.
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