Haunting Melody: My Short Story for Ghostly Rites 2023 by Jane Risdon
Read here, and find Jane Risdon a well known and famous writers of crimes within writing in another interesting genre.
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Sweet Water by Anita Dawes
Sweet Water On knees of broken glass I crawl towards the sea My home, my family lie beneath the waves The pain of having legs drives me on I reach the sweet water, my life …
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A Real Spy – The new serial by Pete Johnson (Beetlypete) Part Six to Thirteen
A Real Spy Story: Part Six A Real Spy Story: Part Seven A Real Spy Story: Part Eight A Real Spy Story: Part Nine A Real Spy Story: Part Ten A Real Spy Story: Part Eleven A Real Spy Story: Part Twelve A Real Spy Story: Part Thirteen
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“One Horn” by Stephen Page
“One Horn” by Stephen Page Read here …
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Christmas Story by Sue Champion, presented by Darlene Foster
Christmas Story by Sue Champion Sue has written a heartfelt book of poetry called Prayer, Praise and Poetry which can be found on Amazon.uk.com Amazon.com and other Amazon sites. This book is for anyone aged nine to ninety plus. Dip into it at any time of day. Read it quietly or out loud. Let it uplift […]
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Thought of a Winter Oak. by S. C. Richmond
Thought of a Winter Oak. ‘Here he comes again, same time every day. How would he like it? I must admit it’s nice to have a bit of warmth.’ The dog and its owner stop for a moment, sniff and pee, then wander on. ‘Not even a thank you.’ Oak sighs. ‘It’s all well and good […]
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Tale of Two Pumpkins… #Poetry for Halloween by Books & Bonsai
Tale of Two Pumpkins… #Poetry for Halloween Tale of Two Pumpkins Momma told me one day I would be a pumpkin head Turning to the pumpkin growing beside me, I asked Do you know what that means, did your momma tell you? Sorry, he said, ‘I have no idea I did hear a whisper along […]
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The Old Couch… by Jaye Marie Davis
The morning sun warmed the memories in the heart of the old couch, spreading through the worn feather cushions to the wooden framework, easing the pain of arthritic rigours. A rustling in the tree above announced the presence of a lone squirrel. Landing on a cushion with a soft thud, the squirrel began to stretch […]
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With a flick of my finger by Jack Eason
With a flick of my finger No one witnessed a youth disappearing towards the heavens, never to be seen again. The house far below that he had broken into minutes earlier looked just like any other in suburbia. Except for one tiny detail. I live in it! No one enters my tiny part of the world […]
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Five Surprising Things about Author Lee Warren by Joy Neal Kidney
Five Surprising Things about Author Lee Warren Lee Warren’s surprising answers: I’m not a fan of summer. In fact, on the first day of spring, I start the countdown to fall. Fall is my favorite season. Winter is a close second. I accidentally put pepper on pudding once and discovered I really like it! Read […]
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