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Hank, a short story by Celia Blake
“Should I tell Mom and Dad?” asked Hank.
“That’s up to you, dude. But, some people will think you’re nuts if it gets out. Just saying. I got a feeling about this. With the lightening, and having the same dream so many times, and the fact that your brain scan came back healthy. This dream is something. I’d wait and see how things go.”
“Thanks, Evan.”
“No prob, little bro.”
So, Hank waited.
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Nov 57 min read


Gracie, a Short Story by Celia Blake
Gracie was a bit of a competitive girl. She was on the track team and often won the races. She helped out in the school office because...
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Jul 249 min read


Fredd (A Short Story by Celia Blake)
Something special happened. While Fredd played for Truman, other bingo players gather around to listen. The lady who won the big pot placed a wicker basket beside Truman’s bingo cards on the table. She put half her winnings into the basket!
Fredd looked up from his flute, amazed. There was fifteen hundred dollars there.
“Keep playing, sonny,” the lady said to Fredd. Truman’s eyes grew wide in wonder.
As Fredd played a delightful song with an Irish melody others started wa
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Jun 107 min read


Elizabeth, A Short Story by Celia Blake
“So,” Carmella began to explain, “now that you know I’m here, I want you to know that I may appear again in cases when you worry.
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Apr 215 min read


Cassie, A Short Story By Celia Blake
“Do you know what a prophet is, Cassie?”
“Hmm. Like a psychic who predicts the future?”
“Not quite. Psychics are people with an excess of
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Feb 911 min read


Baxter: From A-Z Bedtime Stories, by Celia Blake
Baxter believed in the unbelievable. He loved superhero movies. Church was a place of great joy for him. Art was a passion, especially...
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Aug 23, 20246 min read


Aaron, A Short Story by Celia Blake
There once was a boy named Aaron who liked to look up to the sky. He loved the clouds, the birds, the trees, and the airplanes. He...
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Aug 17, 202410 min read


Denise, Free Short Story Read
Denise was a sweet girl who could always find good in everyone. If people could see the unseen, they would see she had wings; because she...
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Mar 29, 20248 min read


Ozzie
Ozzie lives is Weymouth, Massachusetts. He loves to walk the beaches because the colors of the sunrise and sunsets are works of art. He enjoys swimming, but isn’t allowed in the water without an adult. His parents both work. His older sister, Rosie, is a college student. She even takes summer classes so she will graduate early. Not far from their house is a pebbled beach. Here, Ozzie loves to look for treasures like seashells, colorful stones and sea glass. He makes lovely w
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Mar 29, 202410 min read


A Witness of Being
She came to get me from the trailer so I could help her. When we arrived in the woods, I looked down the hill and saw the head flopping....
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Mar 18, 20243 min read


Cori's Reading List and the Haughty Professor
A Short Story by Cleo Bell I waited patiently as the professor went around the table telling each student what he thought of their short...
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Mar 13, 20244 min read


Dreaming Dracula
We spent the day forest bathing, shadows of sunlight dancing on our path. The smell of pine permeated as we breathed in the fresh air, washing it down with the water in bottles tied to our hips. We hiked the hills, leaves crunching beneath our feet, as we followed the sounds of water splashing down, searching for the promised cascades. Although we had visited before, Mom and I were fairly new to the area. We previously lived about an hour drive east of it. Together we bought
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Feb 27, 20246 min read


Terah’s Summoning
A short story by Cori Lark “Four hundred years. Do you realize I have walked this earth sampling the blood of, what is that, seven, eight...
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Jan 24, 202413 min read
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