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When The Levee Breaks
When The Levee Breaks written by: Jim Bartlett “Seven’s the count… sorry, Mr. LaRooshe, you’re out.” Sam...
Old Hollywood
Old Hollywood written by: Roger Turner @titansdad Hollywood is dead and gone It died a lonely death...
Doc, The Seventh Dwarf
Doc, The Seventh Dwarf written by: Saddie Hopes @saddiehopes I have a Recycling side business that I...
Late Night
Late Night written by: William Masters The Da Vinci Café, a San Francisco landmark, stood at the...
How’s Business, Alright?
How’s Business, Alright? written by: David Milner Restive this morning was Moira, his mother, and dressed way...
Home To Evergreen
Home To Evergreen written by: Jim Bates “Glenn.” My wife Sue handed me her phone. “It’s your...
Family Affairs
Family Affairs written by: Karen Kinley @iamkarenkinley The private dining room, despite its sophisticated walnut accents and...
Dabster and Daedal
Dabster and Daedal written by: David C Russell The tantalizing aroma from the kitchen, steady hum of...
Sensate
Sensate written by: Doug Hawley @DougHawley8 Duke Hanley had been riding the wave for a number of...
Nell Gwyn, The Lady Upstairs
Nell Gwyn, The Lady Upstairs written by: C H Elton @sdc130764 I’ve missed the postman again, damn....
After Hours
After Hours written by: Mark Russo @mrusso I own a thirty-thousand square foot machine shop about twenty-five...
One Night Stand
One Night Stand written by: Dilip Mohapatra @dilipmo ‘Hey Ranjit, are you online? This is Amar here.’ ‘Hello...
Perchance To Dream
Perchance To Dream written by: Michael Danese @danesemc The warm early morning light was streaming through a...
Meditation On A Tie
Meditation On A Tie written by: Warren Alexander What an exquisite tie for a crass moron, a...
