TITLE
Coping |
AUTHOR
Richard
Grayson |
DESCRIPTION
In May 1970, just after the murders at Kent State University, a
Barnard College student spends an uncomfortable Saturday in New York City. [6,450 words,
rated R] |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"The woman's point of view was convincing
to me, but I'm a man so what do I know. Seriously, your story is better than most printed
in "The New Yorker."" -- Mark Kneeland, USA |
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© 1999 Richard Grayson |
STORYMANIA
PUBLICATION DATE
August 1999 |
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TITLE
Miss America |
AUTHOR
Reuben Gregg
Brewer |
DESCRIPTION
Miss America is a short story about a homeless man's inner
desire for a better life. To protect his ego, though, his conscious mind turns his dreams
into hatred. [1,000 words] |
READERS' REVIEWS
"Liked the safety pin and the eye-dropper
sentence! Captured the addiction well! Great line." -- Whitebrained, Illinois, USA
"Vivid illustration
on the disparity between the characters." -- Joan |
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© 1999 Reuben Gregg Brewer |
STORYMANIA
PUBLICATION DATE
May 1999 |
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TITLE
Lavender Moon |
AUTHOR
Diana
Thompson |
DESCRIPTION
A mythical tale of love that unfolds beneath the moonlight...
[1,400 words] |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"Fascinating." -- Joan
"Corny dialog.
Good story idea, kept me reading. Ending not what I expected. Liked it very
much." -- Kate, Florida, USA |
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© 1998 Diana Thompson |
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PUBLICATION DATE
February 1999 |
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TITLE
Sweet Angela |
AUTHOR
Colin
Woodward |
DESCRIPTION
Sweet Angela is a story about regret, spending too much time in
the past, and the hurt when you desire a love that you cannot have. [1,000 words] |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"This piece captures how difficult
it can be to live in the present when you prefer the past. Very well written." --
Dawn Garland, Aberdeen, Angus, Scotland
"Style, elegance, originality... Beyond the
story you will enjoy the way it´s been written." -- Luis Maria Cano, Madrid, Spain
"Interesting story. Just a couple of
'picky' things. "He watched the woman with tired and wrinkled eyes." Sounds as
though the woman had tired and wrinkled eyes. Perhaps 'through' tired eyes? Also, can eyes
be wrinkled? Need to catch spelling. But keep writing!" -- Mo, Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada |
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© 1999 Colin Woodward |
STORYMANIA
PUBLICATION DATE
March 1999 |
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TITLE
Iridescent Imagery |
AUTHOR
Colin
Woodward |
DESCRIPTION
Iridescent Imagery is a kaleidoscope of twisted visions as seen
through the eyes of a confused drug addicted newsreader, who is on the run from the law.
Or it's a sane man caught in an insane future. Or a man simply dreaming an endless dream.
The reader is the one who hopefully decides what it's all about. [7,500 words, Rated R] |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"This reader didn't come to a firm
decision, but enjoyed your story never the less. Flashbacks, the time changes and
drug/madness images were all very nicely done." -- Mark Kneeland, USA
"I stumbled across
this online and I believe that you are the same Colin Woodward that used to be my pen
friend and I thought I would get in touch." -- Amy (Fowler) Bate, St. Peters,
Missouri, USA/UK |
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© 1999 Colin Woodward |
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PUBLICATION DATE
March 1999 |
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TITLE
Christmas Shopping |
AUTHOR
Emma-Jane
Walsh |
DESCRIPTION
A story about the lengths a girl will go to, in order to get her
sister a Christmas present. It's not specifically a Christmas story, it can be read at any
time of year. [1,500 words] |
READERS'
REVIEWS
"What a surprising finish!
Congrats on keeping Kate's secret until the last paragraph." -- Pravin Jeyaraj,
Sutton, Surrey, UK
"Really poetic and mysterious. I
read this in the dark and got really spooked! Brilliant!" -- Dawn Wood, London, UK
"Wicked! Extremely wicked! I loved
it... Do you have more?" -- Bridget Faith, USA
"Very intriguing. You left the
best for last - a real surprise. You have a talent. Have you ever thought of writing
mystery novels?" -- Mary, Brantford, Ontario, Canada
"I thought that it was a good
piece, and I was completely suprised at the ending. The author was very discriptive
throughout the whole story, which helps the reader envision it better." -- Jessie
Thompson, Bloomington/Normal, Illinois, USA
"Very interesting and descriptive
story." -- Scott, Australia
"Not my genre, but I found it very interesting, had to read to the
end to find out the secret. Very clever." -- Kate, Florida, USA
"Similar to Jeffery
Hatchers play Three Viewings. Good work!" -- Julia, Texas, USA
"I really liked the
unusual twist at the end. Great story!" -- Paula S, Hamilton, Scotland
"I thought that it was going to be a
sweet ending, but it turned out totally opposite. I definitely was suprised and I
don't think I would read this around Christmas time!! Other than that I thought it was
pretty good." -- Kristen, Herscher, Illinois, USA
"Loved the ending!
Had a great punch. Good descriptions." -- Mary Newlands, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
"Nice one! but it
will be much better if you make it much simple to read" -- Akira NJ, Malaysia |
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© 1998 Emma-Jane Walsh |
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PUBLICATION DATE
March 1999 |
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