Content: rape

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I would like to know if this is good enough for a prologue...The story is about a piece of diamond stolen from Sierra leone by a Nigerian general which was later made into a set of jewelries. the jewelries then became the target of an underworld lord who employs some members of a notorious cult to retrieve it for him...

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Novel written like a transcript...1/4 of the way through chapter one, it will become easier to read... Two years ago, twenty-nine year old Jayne, a reclusive writer and single mom, suffered a tragedy. After two years and many therapy sessions later, she decides to move to London to continue her writing there. And, in the process move on with her life. By the way, this book will not be in chapters it will be by conversation. Each conversation is its own chapter so on this site, each chapter might have more than one conversation.

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Please read summary for Rapes of Passage (Parts 1/2) Part 3 segues from surrealist writing into the history of classical rapes and points up our acceptance of rape as Art. Then the story changes into a manifesto asking why no public memorials have been built to the victims or rape especially in war time, known and unknown, as have been for the war dead. And on into the appalling tragedy of the actual statistics for rape world wide. The rapes are increasing so rapidly that much of my research is outdated. And much, as in the Sudan and most of the world, not even reported. Any suggestions for, or thoughts on raising such memorials to the raped, or ideas for improving the website under construction will be appreciated. Also of course any constructive nitpicks (typos, grammatical errors, etc.) in the story itself.

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Just to be clear this isn't a rant or expression of venting, just another take on how some view the history of America, in light of comments that have surfaced during this political season. Frederick Douglas and Thurgood Marshall had some interesting ideas about black folks and patriotism in America. Unfortuately, the issue of race is still a sensitive topic, but in order for all of us to go forward it has to be talked about.

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I knew this boy when I was a child. My dad and I would go on a dove hunt every year at a friend's farm. The family described in this story lived on his farm as tenants. The boy in the story was a fetcher of killed doves for us. He told me his father and grandfather were the same. I felt compelled to write this because since he died I'm sure no one has thought a second about him.

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