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Author: Sandy Lulay • Title: Ka'ristos Genre(s): Romance Brief Synopsis: Most folks look at a Valentine as a person they love and care for. I took a place of my heart and made it my Valentine this year of 2009.
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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.
Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: Five Minutes (or less) with the Bard - E7 Genre(s): Podcast Brief Synopsis: A plea for sanity, major site news, a featured author writes about a legendary tree, a new writing prompt and a ponderous quote round out this edition of FMolwtB (some things should not be acronyms).

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Scenery Image Loneliness^[P] [• READ THIS TITLE •]
Genre(s): Short Short•Language: English
Author: Scenery

Brief Synopsis
Ramblings of a sleepness night.

Author Notes
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Reviews

Mesquite : Hey- Scenery, I',m glad you titled the "Ramblings---" cause you caught me thinking this was non-fiction as I was readinf and then I checked anf found it was not- so you really did get me! A bit choppy but very real. Yes, the shower scene was good (brought back memories of my youth). Keep writing! (16-Jan-08)

Tara Nicholas : I'm not sure this is a short short but I got into it after a while. The rambling was a bit much but the consistent flow from thought to thought (about your men and loves) kept it interesting. I like how your actions in real life brought up memories of the past. It's like that sometimes. The shower scene description was very tastefully done and felt real. Like you'd have in a real relationship, which I'm thinking it was. If someone didn't know what it was like showering with another person well now they do. And your memories of that time made it very personal. I liked that part the best. The use of smells and touch was good. It also served to progress the story. The end wrapped it up nicely (and gave a glimmer of hope) and brought it back to the beginning. Thanks for sharing. (05-Sep-07)

Published Titles: 106 • Fiction: 49 • Non-Fiction: 12 • Poetry: 45 • Total Reviews: 111 • Total Readings: 7691 • Avg. QQ: 3.48

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