A short story by Award Winning author Stan Lerner: I was a person of means and considerable talent, when I left the city of my birth. To some this may sound like the words of a man lacking for humility, but suffice it to say that my many character flaws are more humbling to my [...]
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THE GIRL DOWN BY THE MILL
August 31, 2011 – 8:47 am
By Stan Lerner
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Posted in Thought Tools
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Also tagged albert einstein, Iron Gate Inn, J.P. Baden, king david, king solomon, love stories, stan lerner, stories about winfield kansas, the girl down by the mill, Winfield Kansas
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The Flash Fiction of Catherine Coan
August 23, 2009 – 5:51 pm
“This is really short short fiction”, I remarked to myself as I read the stories below by artist, poet, author and educator, Catherine Coan. I was immediately inspired to compose short introductions à la Rod Serling. “Imagine if you will…” The first of the three featured stories speaks to the collapse of the real estate [...]
By Alec Silverman
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Posted in Arts & Culture
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Also tagged Catherine Coan, mission revival style, rod serling
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