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Serene Eternity
A Bad Case Of Writer's Block
The Village
Bridge From A Snowy Place
The Neighborhood Eight And A. Jones
Nightsounds
The Birdman of Carter's Lake
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Neverland by A.M.Sullivan
Photographs by Brett Talley
Saved By Mr. F.Scott Fitzgerald by Allen Woodman
The Loneliness of the Late-Night Donut Shop by Gary L. Eikenberry
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A NOVELETTE:
The Ending is the Beginning
The Adventure Begins
Paris
A Step Into Eternity
Epiphany
Love is Eternal
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POETRY:
Small Pain In My Chest by Michael Mack
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Poetry of Jim Kittelberger
The Factory
The Butterfly
Glowing Embers
Endless Conversation
I Knew You But A Moment
Obsolete
Rain
I Thought About Death Today
The Spiders Web
Midnight Train
Fathers, Sons and Grandsons
Be A Man, They Say
When I Daydream
The Hummer and the Horse
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Poetry By Kersh
Coffee Shop by Alan Goodson
Lost In War by Ben Siragusa
The Soldier by Leslie Burchard
Poetry of Jerry Vilhotti
Masters Poetry
World Poetry Audio Library
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CHILDRENS TALES
Sad Samantha the Sparrow
A Very Special Creation
Professor Knowitalls Magnifient? Invention
The Ring
Whiffers
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Grimm Fairy Tales and Anderson Fairy Tales
Aesops Fables
Bedtime-Story
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ESSAYS:
The Street
The Internet
A Renewable Joy
Contentment
I've Been Mile-Stoned
A Gift of Louie
Word Phun
Baseball, I Love It.
Retirement Plans
Hometown
A Retired Man's Period of Adjustment
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Walter Mills
Mable and Elsie Are Leaving
At The Middle Passage
On The Road Again
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Bumper Bites by Tina Bennett-Kastor
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Jim Hightower
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PHILOSOPHY
Katharine Hunt 'What A Wonderful World'
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In The Kitchen With HazyJ
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The 100 Best Novels of the Twentieth Century
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Novelette: a short story that is too long to be called a short story, and too short to be called a novel. So it must go through life being called a novelette. I wonder if Hemingways short stories were called that? Sounds kind of sissy doesn't it?