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In our Library of Fiction:

Author: Gojiro • Title: Border Wars: The Night the Dark Went Out in Sin City Genre(s): Fantasy, Short Story Brief Synopsis: A tale from the Border Wars.
Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: The Lamp Genre(s): Short Short, General Brief Synopsis: A short short inspired by a game from my youth: Zork

In our Library of Poetry:

Author: Sandy Lulay • Title: Orenda Genre(s): Spiritual, Free Form, Politics Brief Synopsis: Orenda is the supernatural force believed by the Iroquois Indians to be present, in varying degrees, in all objects or persons. It is also believed to be the spiritual force by which human accomplishment is attained or accounted for.
Author: Uptownfive • Title: Weight Genre(s): Free Form Brief Synopsis: Written after attending the Vote for Change tour with a friend of an ex. we stopped before anything happened and just went to sleep due to a conflict with being the friend of an ex. Anyways, wasn\'t the original intention of the evening, just happened

In our Library of Non-Fiction:

Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: Five Minutes (or less) with the Bard - E8 Genre(s): Podcast Brief Synopsis: Much ado about the last five months. A new writing challenge with an experimental format, massive amounts of site information squeezed into the podcast and a featured Author round out this edition of Five Minutes (or less) with the Bard.
Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: The Betrayer Genre(s): Essay Brief Synopsis: This is an essay I wrote as a response to the precepts of writing in an English course.

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Mercy Manic Image Storm Drenched Harlot^[P] [• READ THIS TITLE •]
Genre(s): Drama, Short Short, General•Language: English
Author: Mercy Manic

Brief Synopsis
A piece I did for a flash fiction contest on another site. The requirements are that it be less than 500 words, on the subject (City Smells.)

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Reviews

Sandy Lulay : Excellent! You took me back to the New Orleans I knew before Katrina. And the saddness during and after the hurricane... wow! Writing of New Orleans as friend worked very well and excellent word pictues. I could taste the coffee and beignets:) (07-Jul-07)

Published Titles: 106 • Fiction: 49 • Non-Fiction: 12 • Poetry: 45 • Total Reviews: 111 • Total Readings: 7689 • Avg. QQ: 3.48

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