Short Stories on page 6

African American female poet ready to share her poems with the world take a look inside her thoughts and become one with her because to know her is to love her

A short autobiography/memoir summarizing and highlighting the most interesting life events of Mexican born Maria, “Marla” Luisa Elorza del Villar Suarez in 1938. Now known as Marla Oliphant, she moved from Mexico as a young girl and has lived in the United States ever since, and is now in her 80’s. But this is not your typical immigrant story. Not many realize how interesting her heritage, her struggles and her joys she would endure to get to this point. So many struggles, and so much joy, and oh so talented. A proud Mexican, and a proud American. A short-story to truly warm your heart, no matter who you are or where you come from. Excerpt; “My young life in Mexico was not withou ...

Stories from the lives of cops in the New York Police Department (NYPD), from the 1940s to the 1970s – an inside look into the good, the bad, and the humorous moments on the job.

These charming short stories are all set in Wooster, Ohio, a county seat surrounded by farmland and factories with a historic downtown. A spectrum of styles are represented in these feel-good tales, which range from historic fiction to contemporary creative nonfiction. They evoke the drama, the integrity, and the compassion found in a midwestern community.