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 | Fool's Paradise (2) | edwaed shafik | Novel | Thrillers | 5 | n/a | Apr 12, 2012 |
Summary:The chase and executing of Bin Laden.Chapters: |
| LADYFRIEND | Ana Sherrell | Short Story | Erotica | 9 | 2.85 | Mar 5, 2012 |
Summary:A SHORT STORY ABOUT THE COMING OUT OF AN LESBIAN. I REALLY ENJOYED PUTTING MY THOUGHTS ON PAPER.WITH ALL THE THINGS GOING ON IN THE MEDIA AND REAL LIFE ABOUT GAYS AND LESBIANS THEY ARE HUMAN TOO. I AM NEW TO THIS, SO I'M LOOKING FOR AS MUCH FEEDBACK AS I CAN GET. SO ENJOY THE READING AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK. THANK YOU. Chapters: |
| Seasons of Cape York | silver_pencil | Novel | Young Adult | 10 | n/a | Jan 8, 2012 |
Summary:This novel is set in a remote indigenous mining town in Cape York Australia. The book is a coming of age story about a young women, Sam Tucker, and her friends based on actual events. For Sam's 18th birthday, rather than another backyard party gatecrashed by others, she convinces her closest friends to going camping on the bank of a wild river and the events that unfold change their lives forever.
I wanted it to be based around characters that secondary students (13 - 18) could relate to and with action and adventure that would be interesting and leave them wanting to know more.
I've never written anything before. My recent addiction to blogging sparked an interest in writing and a sense of purpose(http:/cassielobley@blogspot.com)
I found this site to be be a fantastic avenue to learn and mature my literary skills.
All feedback - absolutely everything - would be greatly appreciated. Don't hold back.Chapters: |
| Casualty Of Battle | flowing pencil | Poetry | Poetry | 10 | 0.64 | Jan 29, 2011 |
Summary:This is a subject that has haunted me since I was a small girl with two uncles in the Korean War. One who slept with a gun under his pillow so we had to be careful waking him. He would break out in a sweat and moan. Most likely reliving.
Which is worse? Dying on a battlefield or the walking dying who live each day on the battlefield they left so long ago.
What are the 'trues reasons man goes off to battle?' I would thing they are varied but I would venture they had no clue what they were getting into. Nor did they truly understand who and why they were killing. To question your government was simply not done. Those who did lived in fear and isolation.
I have seen the walking dead. On street corners, silent in wheel chairs unable to meat the eyes of the onlookers. For what will he or she see? Disgust? Pity? Any true understanding how devastated these souls are and how for some, death would have been kinder.
There is no way I can understand nor fully see into the heart and life of one at war. I can't. But I do recognize the horror when I see it reflected and the total lack of life in blank staring eyes who long ago gave up the will to get anyone to understand.
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| REMEMBERING CHARLIE | Cynthia Allison | Short Story | Memoir | 4 | 1.32 | Jul 28, 2008 |
Summary:This story will find its way into my book, "A KEEPER OF FAMILY LORE" someday...someday...Chapters: |
