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Featured Story: "Lame Ducks," a Novella by Isaac Black

Jason Varrone wrote 3 days ago: Genre: Literary Fiction Type of Story: Novella Summary: Lame Ducks is a meditative noir about two in … more →

Tags: -- Genre: Literary Fiction, Featured Novella, Isaac Black, Literary Fiction, novella, writing

Featured Story 05/19/2013-05/25/2013

Foregoing Suicide wrote 4 days ago: Featured story Member Name/Handle: Liz/Foregoing Suicide A Little Bit About The Featured Story Secti … more →

Tags: Bucket List, Mental Health, anxiety, COLORADO SPRINGS, Help request, example

Interview With Author Theresa Weir

Jason Varrone wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Short Fiction Writers Guild: Theresa Weir (a.k.a. Anne Frasier) is an award-winning, … more →

Tags: writing

Bubbles Across Time

Sassyangelac wrote 1 week ago: The last thing he said to me before he died comes back to me every time soap bubbles are carried clo … more →

Is Short Fiction Easier To Write Than A Novel?

Jason Varrone wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Short Fiction Writers Guild: There I sat in front of the computer monitor late at nig … more →

Tags: writing

Whiter Shade

Sassyangelac wrote 1 week ago: This week’s feature is not a poem.  It is a short memoir I wrote about my mother to fulfill a … more →

Happy Mother's Day!4 comments

agathakubalski wrote 1 week ago: Happy Mother’s Day to my mom. Rather than go the typical route of sharing a mildly offensive s … more →

Tags: kobieta i życie, MOTHERS DAY

She Left On Foot7 comments

Sassyangelac wrote 1 week ago: The day my mother finally left for good, she left on foot.  She grabbed her purse and spat out a few … more →

Azaelia Banks For Harper's BAZAAR (Photos)

The Mint Tea wrote 2 weeks ago: Azaelia Banks is featured inside the new edition of Harper’s BAZAAR magazine.  The MC is expla … more →

Tags: Fashion, Magazine, Harper's Bazaar Magazine, Azaelia Banks

Senior gives advice for incoming freshmen

thefcbagpiper wrote 2 weeks ago: By Derek Hanke As a freshman, joining in with the ranks of high schoolers can be intimidating, but i … more →

Tags: features, Derek Hanke, Advice, Drama, Freshman, freshmen, Involved, prepared, Questions

Boys baseball remains undefeated

thefcbagpiper wrote 2 weeks ago: Sophomore Brandon Smith pitches the ball against the Seymour Owls last night. Photo by Noble Guyon. … more →

Tags: Baseball, Noble Guyon, Slide

Bouncing Dimes

Sassyangelac wrote 2 weeks ago: I pelted Queen Blameless with pea-sized soft nuggets of the truth but they bounced off with a TING s … more →

Race to the Top Year-Two Progress Report Released

rtttmanager wrote 2 weeks ago: Release date: May 7, 2013 Media May Contact: John Charlton (614) 728-5959 or (614) 307-8512 COLUMBUS … more →

Tags: Goals, OERC, ohio education research center, Progress, Race to the Top, Report, year two

Dose Market - May 12

agathakubalski wrote 2 weeks ago: This Sunday, Dose Market hosts a special Mother’s Day market. I recently stumbled across Dose … more →

Tags: Chicago Events, Dose Market, MOTHERS DAY

GRIFFIN MUD ISSUE 2013

griffinadmin wrote 3 weeks ago: To protect the innocent (and the guilty), the stories from our annual Mud Issue don’t go onlin … more →

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Brett DeNeve's Take on Go Exploring - "Director's Cut" - Pt. 2, I Went Exploring in a New Bugatti

griffinadmin wrote 3 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: GriffinTV, Go Exploring Documentary, Ad Campaign, Go Exploring . . ., Brett DeNeve, griffin tv

Brett DeNeve's Take on Go Exploring - "Director's Cut" - Pt. 1, A Neighborly Perspective

griffinadmin wrote 3 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: GriffinTV, Go Exploring Documentary, Ad Campaign, Go Exploring . . ., Brett DeNeve, griffin tv

Featured Story: "Black Book Volume I: The Devil's Blood," a Short Story by Dylan Jones

Jason Varrone wrote 3 weeks ago: Genre: Western Type of Story: Short Story Summary: A man hell-bent on avenging his daughter’s … more →

Tags: Genre: Western, Dylan Jones, Short Story, western, writing

Forgiveness In D Minor

Sassyangelac wrote 3 weeks ago: She looked at him with eyes outgrowing their shadows and whispered, “I am so sorry.” … more →


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