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Are you familiar with the Bible and its stories? Could there have been alternative outcomes to many of the Bible’s tales? These stories take a look at the world’s most famous book from an altogether different angle! The Bible is the world’s best known book and the original best seller, reaching homes all across the world and acting as a reference for billions of Christians. The stories within it are some of the best known as well, and even if you aren’t a regular church attender you are likely to have heard them or have some passing knowledge of many. Inside this book, Behind The Scenes of Biblical Turning Points, author Floyd Larck takes a somewhat different look at what may have ha ...

Three short stories of fiction; 'Birthday, Redux, 'The Tacoma Method Redemption', and 'Incident At Raven Creek'.

Bits and Pieces is a personally selected sampling from the author's body of work. It features a varied selection of humorous pieces that will make you chuckle, other more poignant works that may tug at your heartstrings and some personal accounts of actual events and historical happenings.

What does the unwritten rule say? Never like your friend’s boyfriend. But what if that girl is NOT Anessa’s friend? It’s hard trying to convince herself not to like the guy when he’s so irresistible. And their encounter on the Island of Jamaica makes Anessa blush at the memory. What happens when the consequences of Anessa’s risqué behavior follow her home? What happens when she’s the only one willing to give in to her true feelings? But will Dean let go of what he already has for something he knows nothing?

This anthology is a collection of creative writings from CC Challenge B students of Vineland, N.J.

This is a collection of original short stories written by students from the Challenge B (8th grade) program of Classical Conversations, South Louisville (KY) campus.

A book filled with poetry and short stories, crafted to make you long for the night, deserted streets, neon lights, unknown shadows, and the night air with less concentration of volatile compounds. Chocolate Mint Nite Drives offers obscure sorrows that wander in the abyss of negative reflection. Ruminate through kenopsia as a man and woman sit on bench and look around their empty city. Explore the apartments of sonder, ellipsism, lachesism, adronitis, and occhiolism. Victoria invites you on a night drive where she unveils the despondency wrapped in her heart. You both head where the other nightly people go. Perhaps an ice cream cone is purchased. Perhaps it is mint chocolate chip. You'll ...

THROUGHOUT LIFE WE ARE FACED WITH MANY DECISIONS THAT CAN MAKE OR BREAK OUR ENTIRE LIFE. SOME OF US CHOOSE WISELY WHILE OTHERS ARENT SO LUCKY!

Featuring a short story by Beverly Akerman; artwork by Ed Baker; a poem by Eric Bennett; a novel excerpt by Lynn Brewer; poetry by Sarah Forbes; a short story by Aimee Herman; a poem by Kate LaDew; a poem by Jeanne Lesinski; a poem by Sara Lier; a poem by Emily Maggard; a poem by Mira Martin-Parker; a prose excerpt by Nicholas Morris; a poem by AJ Pearson-VanderBroek; a poem by Kristin Roedell; a poem by Aditya Shankar; a poem by Hal Sirowitz; a poem by Midautumn Snow; a poem by Yrik Max Valentonis; a poem by Janean Williams; and a poem by Jana Wilson