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This is why little kids should never run around with bare feet.

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Please let me know about everything you don't like about it. Thank you

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This is my story, "The Blue-Jay," that I rewrote. I also changed the title.

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Observations on life, liberty and the pursuit of the impossible

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THE MUMMY'S CURSE Rupert becomes a mummy for one Halloween night, thanks to divine providence and the right costume designer. (REPOSTED for those poor soles who haven't yet met RUPERT. He's on Amazon's Kindle you know.)

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This short piece was for a flash fiction competition and I really don't know what, if anything, to do with it now. There was a hard word limit of I think 800 or 850, but if I work on it some more I can extend it. It is a short short though so I probably wouldn't want to make it longer than around 1,500. I'd be interested in what folks think on length, plot, characters, POV etc.

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This is another possible entry for a 1200 word short story contest. If you've read Love Me, Alfredo, which story speaks to you more? Any and all feedback is appreciated.

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Hearing more than you want to.

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Violetta Maresca, a widow with five children whose husband dies suddenly and unexpectedly finds a new life with the adoring Alfred. his is a short piece (less than 1200 words) I would like to submit to the Kenyon Review contest. Any and all feedback is appreciated.

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Observations from the platform

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This is a 100 word challenge to a writing prompt from my group. More and more, I'm enjoying writing short pieces. Let me know what you think.

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A disappointing gift becomes important. Any kind of feedback OK.

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Observations from the underside for a change

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Greetings from the southland, motel that is.

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Observations from down in the hollar

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Observations from someplace unimportant except to me.

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Observations on New Mexico from behind a mule.

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observations from someplace without a bus stop and it's raining.

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Observations from somewhere unimportant

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Observationbs from a motel room next to an empty swimming pool.

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I put this under Flash Fiction because it was Flash Poetry. I didn't think about it, I just wrote, let it flow out in one giant glop. The idea is the people who really OCCUPY MIND STREET are writers. Maybe it makes sense. This was fun to write. Any suggestion are welcomed.

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Sometimes, the best dream is one that remains unfulfilled.

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Observations from a motel in the middle of nowhere

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Sort of back after not posting my work for a year or so. Working on the sequel to The Apocalypse Gene, but this just popped out of me. It's for a contest. Any tweakie tweaks?

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Observations from someplace unimportant

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observations from somewhere unimportant

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observations from someplace unimportant

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PLEASE EXCUSE THE NAME CHANGE TO SCARLET, AFTER POSTING. THE CONNECTION CAME TO ME LATE>

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observations from someplace unimportant

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Want to see if I captured the pre-teen inner conflict.

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Observations from someplace unimportant

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As the girl opens her apartment door to go back to work, a man jumps in and grabs her. In a split second, rape, butcher knives and switch blades run through her mind. But, she's lucky. This is a short story I wrote a long time ago. Let me know what you think, how can I make it better. If you read the first two reviews they may seem confusing. I've edited using their suggestions. This is the edited version.

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I going through the super market with a large amount of paper towels in my cart. A good looking man walked by and said, "You can never have enough paper towels." I laughed we exchanged a few words and parted. Not so in this piece. This is what I imagined happened instead. I wrote this in a way that the reader can put themselves in the narrator's place, so, please, don't ask who the narrator is because it's YOU...bwahahahahaha

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Observations from someplace unimportant

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This is for Jaksnipe---hey, buddy, is this minimalist enough for ya???? I just thought I would try it, Jaksnipe inspired the style, not the story. Just tell me since I don't really know, is this minimalist and is it also flash fiction? Any thoughts on how to improve it will be welcome!! This is also a completely fictionalized account any resemblance to any crack whores living or dead is purely coincidental. dags:)

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Observations from someplace totally unimportant for the duration

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Sitting at work bored and got the e-mail about this contest. I decided to try it, what’s the worst that could happen. (AHHHH the motto of my life) I welcome feedbak of all kinds. You won’t get better if you can’t take criticism

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Nothing like a surprise ending!

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An adult fairytale for insomnia sufferers

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Thomas forgets to do something very important. (Written in Urban London dialect) Note: I have changed this a little to make it more obvious what happens, but I'm not sure if it works. I also changed the thoughts punctuation.

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Observations from someplace unimportant.

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