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Games, Then and Now

Paul Anthony ObeyApril 15, 2019

Games, Then and Now written by: Paul Anthony Obey @TheInvisiblePo1 A healthy new craze, Anyone can aspire, Friends with high praise, And a will to...

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The Games Begin

Paul Anthony ObeyFebruary 5, 2018

The Games Begin written by: Paul Anthony Obey @TheInvisiblePo1 Don’t believe the hype of a crushing defeat, We all love it, but too much isn’t good ...

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ROSEMARY LANE

Leanne Howard KenneySeptember 18, 2017

ROSEMARY LANE written by: Leanne Howard Kenney @neeneebucket In the cold crisp, gray morning air dew hangs heavy in the large Elm Tree split, br...

EnglishPoetry1 min read

Horror Movies That Should Become Video Games

Daniel S LiuzziJune 11, 2017

Horror Movies That Should Become Video Games written by: Daniel S. Liuzzi @DanielSLiuzzi With the recent release of Friday the 13th The Game, fans wh...

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Soccer and WWIII

TM ArkoMay 16, 2017

Soccer and WWIII written by: TM Arko @terry.arko “It was a hell of a game” he said. “We fought well until the end, man what a kick what a b...

EnglishLiterature5 min read

Pinball Wizard

Thomas ParkNovember 2, 2016

Pinball Wizard written by: Thomas Park @mystified131 Pull the metal armature, let spring go The ball shoots onto the field With luck, dexterity, gai...

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Deception

Aria Gardiner-LordeJuly 5, 2016

Deception written by: Aria Gardiner-Lorde @DesignerAGL I heard your word, sweetly caressing my soul. Promises made, love confessed, future planned. ...

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Recuerdos

Jose A GomezFebruary 3, 2016

Recuerdos Micro Poéma de José A. Gómez En La Plaza de Colón del San Juan de mis amores cuantos recuerdos bellos de mi infancia y las noches cuand...

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Summer Days on Brooklyn Streets

Anne GJuly 27, 2015

Summer Days on Brooklyn Streets by Anne G from dawn to dusk were so much fun Sunrise came we played all day we'd skip and jump Hopscotch - The Johnny...

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Warren Alexander grew up in Brooklyn, NY in a standard two parent, one son, one daughter household, and still lives in New York City. He was identified as the first five-year-old cynic his kindergarten teacher had ever encountered. He did not like children’s books because, well, they were written for children. Because he was a terrible student, he did not have his choice of colleges. He looked at the subway map and chose the nearest four year school by distance, Baruch College. He studied with Thomas Keneally, Peter Carey, and E. L. Doctorow, among others at NYU, where he received his MA in creative writing. His satiric novel, Cousins’ Club, was a semi-finalist for 2017 BookLIfe Award for General Fiction. His work, Wrong Train, placed second for the 2016 Rick DeMarinis Short Story Award judged by Michael Matrone. He is currently working on a satiric novel about business.