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20 December, 2019
redactions, #4: the pawnbroker
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______ sold the wedding ring for $40 and was later disappointed it didn’t go further in getting ___ drunk. The pawnbroker acted ...
23 February, 2018
Ethel's Frankie - a short dog fiction (draft)
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Ethel knew there was just something not right about the boy, and she could never quite lay her finger on what it was. He ran around lik...
03 November, 2011
Early For The Fall - A Piece of Flash Fiction (written at ArtWerks)
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Early For The Fall by Mick Parsons
28 August, 2011
Daguerreotypes:Leon and Delilah's Night Out
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L eon wandered the dark narrow bar, telling people who didn't know him he just got out of prison – 5 months – and would they buy him a d...
13 June, 2011
Oompa: Part, The 3rd
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After a considerable amount of groaning and several severely patronizing chastising remarks from Shakir, Stanley led the Westerner off to t...
22 April, 2011
Harvey Nada
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When is it time to walk away? There is no walking away, no escape. Nada. When Harvey thought about the concept of nothing, he preferred to t...
28 March, 2011
Oompa: Part, The 2nd
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There was nothing at the bottom – at least, nothing that Stanley could see. He was exhausted and he could feel his bad knee swelling up: if...
07 March, 2011
Sketch of One of the Dream People
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Jarvis woke up most mornings with a dull, relentless headache. Aspirin didn't help. Coffee didn't help. At first, he thought he was ...
21 February, 2011
An Altogether Different Time Table
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He drove through the rain and the night because he didn't want to be late. The only thing worse than being late was being later than tha...
31 January, 2011
Sketch of The Übermensch
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After the call ended, Jackson sat up, turned his legs around, and sat on his bed. He stared out the window that looked down on the alley bel...
28 January, 2011
The Beans, Bread, and Beer Fund: An Explanation
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Making it as a writer is rough, no matter how you go about it. Mostly people get some kind of pointless day job, or they become college inst...
03 January, 2011
A Sketch of North Eustacia, Illinois
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The report was a staggering one; three counties over, in a little town no one had thought about since nobody remembered when, the entire tow...
25 October, 2010
Vox Humana
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When's the last time you left the house, she asked. What day is it? She shook her head and didn't answer me. Sometimes I think she g...
08 September, 2010
Affable: Draft 1 (Click on the pages to make them bigger)
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27 August, 2010
Sketch of The Reason Why (Zed's Justification)
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Everything about her seemed deliberate. No. Deliberate’s the wrong word. Practiced. Everything about seemed practiced. Yes. Practiced. Not l...
26 August, 2010
Sketch of a Man Late for His Father’s Funeral
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Uriah was sure he saw Santa Claus working on a road crew; he was the one holding the two-sided sign that read SLOW or STOP. Uriah passed him...
25 August, 2010
Sketch of a Corn Fed Beauty
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She had managed to save enough money to get to Phoenix, and she told herself that it had to be enough. To start. She’d been scrupulously put...
17 May, 2010
The Day After
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S he hated the panicked feeling of gasping for air. But the pain that shook her body down to the bones whenever she coughed and spit up piec...
10 May, 2010
The Problem With Jewelry
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W hen Bill Watson spoke – which was entirely more often than most people thought he should have – every sentence that left his mouth carried...
05 May, 2010
Between the Rush
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L ili sat down with a cup of coffee after the last of the breakfast rush paid and left. They were regulars – an old married couple who didn’...
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