Being a turkey junkie myself (like the father in "A Christmas Story" pictured here), I speak truth in this tale of anticipation.
“Turkey”
Category: Short Fiction
“The Courtship of Fred the Taxi Cab”
When you are a writer, it is humbling to look back on early efforts, especially as early as the 8th grade. I consider myself humbled now.
“Matted Carpet”
Willie would do anything for a customer. Sandra was a women in desperate need of advice. They combine to produce “Matted Carpet.”
“The Wooden Groom”
Sid made a decision. Someone has to pay.
“I Have Gift”
Paolo visited his father at the nursing home and was surprised to find out he had a gift for him. He was even more surprised when he got it.
“Flower and Water”
A young girl learns that nurtured love is a beautiful gift, but sometimes flowers die.
“Dwell”
I had been given one task and I have been coming to him for 2000 days now to try to complete it. I decide to visit him in the morning this time when his mind and body are fresh. It is in the morning that he is most hopeful, with good intentions for his day. … Continue reading “Dwell”
“But How Did You Know?”
How do we know our parents loved us? In the face of rules, lectures, restrictions and punishments, a greater purpose can emerge.
“Gray Rivers and Black Vines”
The Seekers left Jattu in search of a better place. They found Cahokia, a land of giants and shiny beasts and gray rivers. The grass was green but was it worth it?
“Mama’s Little Girl”
Jillian loved her grandmother for all the wonderful things about her.
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