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In our Library of Fiction:

Author: M. Edward Crosby • Title: Multiplayer: My Day of Defeat Genre(s): Fan Fiction: Video Games Brief Synopsis: If you have ever played any multiplayer video game with immediate spawning after death, then you can relate to this story. This story is mainly dedicated to one of my all time favorite multiplayer games, Day of Defeat.
Author: Janet • Title: Last Night I Saw You Genre(s): Insanity/Madness Brief Synopsis: This is a poem about a loved one that I miss. I think I hallucinated and sensed him last night, as the title mentions.

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Author: Sandy Lulay • Title: Old Fires Genre(s): Free Form Brief Synopsis: A "dream" poem.
Author: Sandy Lulay • Title: Porching It Genre(s): Free Form Brief Synopsis: Front porches and summers in the Catskills.

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Author: Thausgt • Title: OverheardReview_LifeOnAPlasticPlanet Genre(s): Review: Book Brief Synopsis: Why settle for a boring, scholastic review of a book when you can eavesdrop on other people's gossip about it?
Author: Jeremiah Tash • Title: Pee Wee and Me Genre(s): Autobiographical, Essay Brief Synopsis: A synthesized look at Jeremiah's life and the film Pee Wee's Big Adventure

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Genre(s): Free Form, Romance•Language: English
Author: scrapsoflife

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Reviews

Mesquite : I'm new and catching up on all the writers on Bards. I have read lots so far and am so impressed by all of your writing. Loved your story "Backseats" and this poem is fantastic- sure hope you will post more on the site for us to enjoy and ponder. Wonderful critique from Tara Nicholas. (19-Jan-08)

Tara Nicholas : This first passage is so smooth - like a good dance, I suppose. "It begins with Touch Dancing strangers hip to hip cloth between then later nothing" I think the last stanza is most poignant. "Memories cannot sustain the result of choices" How many times have we made a choice that costs us more than expected at the time? How many choices bring unexpected, unforeseen consequences? And even if you look back on those times, feelings, events can you really grasp the truth of the moment, of the events that seemed so clear in the moment? Do you often wonder, "How did this happen?" There's a lot in this poem. It has a melancholy about it I like. Perhaps I'm a masochist in some regards? Thanks for sharing. (15-Nov-07)
Author Reply: "Thanks for the feedback, Tara, I'm glad you liked it." (20-Nov-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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