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A Chicago Carol
A Chicago Carol written by: Nathan Perrin - December 15, 1967 - Stanley Redlaw, mid-sixties, close to retirement...
Mastering the Fine Art of Time Management
Mastering the Fine Art of Time Management written by: Jenna Cornell - The stairs creaked and squeaked just as I remember them...
Christmas Avalanche
Christmas Avalanche written by: Lina Lambert - Not long after my 21st birthday, I accepted a dream job...
Temporary Christmas
Temporary Christmas written by: Kathy Whipple - Their off-post apartment was two rooms for the eight of them...
Clint & Rusty
When Olivia met K Chapter XVI Clint & Rusty written by: Michael McCarthy - Sometimes I liked to sit at one of the tables...
The Miracle of Nicholas Harry
The Miracle of Nicholas Harry written by: Dawn DeBraal - As a resident of Evelhard Retirement Home, Mr. Nicholas Harry occupied...
Winter of Life
Winter of Life written by: Vidya Venkataramanan The rattle of the ceiling fan, In the darkened room,...
Getting Used to Losses
Getting Used to Losses written by: Kashish Pathan That absolute fear you feel in your heart when...
Waiting for the Past to Call
Waiting for the Past to Call written by: Jim Bartlett - Even with his longer legs and determined pace...
Millions of Misty Epitaphs
[Millions of Misty Epitaphs] written by: Nada M. Sobhi Memories like guns, Splitting you to pieces With...
Pieces of Her
Pieces of Her written by: LT Parrish - Sixteen-year-old Jane shuffled down the hallway and peeked into the spare...
Emma
Emma written by: Vivek Subramanian - Nestled amidst the verdant meadows of Village, North Carolina...
Mortality
Mortality written by: Sheila Henry @sheila_henry17 The dreaded phone calls are regular now, early morning callers with...
Jack’s Grin
Jack’s Grin written by: Susan Glamuzina empty scoop by scoop I disappear consumed in despair nothing left...
