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Kirstin Maguire·January 12, 2017

January written by: Kirstin Maguire Well folks, the year started on a sad note when ISIS claimed...

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December

Kirstin Maguire·December 31, 2016

December written by: Kirstin Maguire When this book went to print in early December, the UK Government...

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November

Kirstin Maguire·December 10, 2016

November written by: Kirstin Maguire Then, Donald Trump was voted in as US President Trumped I don’t...

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Laura is a native of South Florida who has spent over a decade working in the healthcare industry. She loves the outdoors and is equally at home on the beach or in the mountains. She enjoys a variety of activities, including biking, photography, yoga and hiking. Spirituality is very important to Laura and much of her writing centers around working through grief and loss. Laura also writes on a variety of other topics, in which she tries to send a positive message, adding a touch of humor when appropriate. Laura doesn't shy away from writing on darker topics as she believes it's important to embrace the shadow self. If you had to ask her what her favorite drink was, she'd most definitely say coffee. You also may have seen her cosplaying Catwoman. Laura is a lover of all animals, and owns several cats and dogs.

Time Traveler by Ernie Stricsek

I will not waste words on the preparations made for the trip I am about to describe, that’s another story in itself and probably better suited for the eyes and ears of physicists due to its highly technical nature. I will say that my journey began with the purchase of a 200-year-old farm with a large barn in Cashtown, PA, population 450, and a mere stone’s throw from the town of Gettysburg. I had studied the writings of H.G. Wells for a good many years, so the barn served me well and I was able to design and construct a vehicle that would enable me to travel through time. Given the technological advances which have occurred since Wells’ era, my time machine was of vastly superior capabilities. I performed three successful test runs to Gettysburg....

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New Arrivals Users Guide to One’s The After Life

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Every Tragedy Writes A Poem

From The Prison

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Tea Time with Death

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New Arrivals Users Guide to One’s The After Life

Winter Hunt

That Which Never Flows Downstream

From The Prison

Black Orchid

Rosebud

Whispers of Nature Around Me

Last Words

What Looked Like a Butterfly