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This is not a novel but a six part novelette or novella, depending on what criteria you use (word count is about 15k). The story takes place in the '50's and '60s. The Murphys live on Willow Street, a slum in the manufacturing district of their city. It's an all white, working poor neighborhood, and all hell breaks loose when a colored family moves in.

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Rough first draft. Lots of historical info and backstory to weave in. Please let me know if anything takes you out of the scene (by reading too much information). Dialogue is southern turn of the century. Speech at the end is actual words of Cole. I appreciate any help with this. It's a huge project.

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The Yankees have occupied New Orleans, and captured Vicksburg and Jackson. They want the South's cotton, the Rebs are dead set on burning it, the plantation owners are caught in the middle. In the midst of the Civil War, Guy Sell, an injured rebel corporal, stumbles upon a stash of stolen confederate gold, befriends a beautiful young widow with two sons, and sets out to establish a new community in the wilds of Central Mississippi.

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This novel involves three lives caught up in the miserable web of slavery. Desperation and vengeance drive the three main characters: Assad, a moor and military man is betrayed by an empire that is being torn apart; Alain Gravois, the son of a fisherman, living in Nantes, France, struggles to become his own man; and Osawe, a warrior, living in a small village situated between two warring kingdoms along the 'slave coast' of Africa, struggles to survive. France, the 'slave coast' of Africa, Morocco and Haiti are the backdrop to their story which spans twenty-three years, 1727 to 1750. All criticism is welcome, and thanks to all who have helped.

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An epistolary novel revolving around the Attica prison riots of 1971 and their subsequent impact on the lives of those involved with the riots. As this is a epistolary novel, many of the 'found' items are formatted to appear like they would in real life. However, some of this formatting could not be duplicated properly when transferring it to this website. The novel is structured around the son of a journalist who has compiled these documents after his fathers death to try to show the impact of the event to the general public. I'm looking for all kinds of reviews, anything suggestions you may have, errors you spotted, etc. would be greatly appreciated. The story is pretty much finished (excluding grammar & spelling edits) though I may consider adding in a couple chapters after some time. Cheers, Matty

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Jack Moodie lives in a museum filled with Victoriana and has the unusual hobby of an occult historian. At first the book is a welcome present, but in a very short time it will change his life forever, because it is not an ordinary book. It was written in the seventeenth century by a convicted witch who was executed for her crimes. There is another story, a modern day story, he is sure they are connected. He only has ten days to find out how - and most importantly why before he has to face the ultimate penalty.

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Justice is a necessary component to human happiness. But it is too often not available to many people in the world. If reviewers could tell me how well this story brings it across, I would appreciate it.

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A defiant old man explains his fate.

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