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A very short story about the growing up of a baby deer, inspired by the beautiful Åland Islands, in Finland.
This is a story inspired by the my childhood memory. Most of my writing is inspired by how I grew up. I am Hmong American, living in Saint Paul, MN where I've lived most of my life. If you want to read a story about ethnic minority first generation immigrant struggles of trying to make it in America - or want to peer into the life of others, this story is for you. I always seek to provoke feelings with the reader or to inspire.
She just found out that gods and goddess are real,problem is shes one too but thats where the mystery begins.How is she a god and how is she more power full than the son and daughter of Zeus/Thor/Jupiter hows that possible shes not their sister ,Could she be the daughter of Artemis but the goddess has not been seen by any other god in years/centuries she jas to find answers before she has to take up the role of goddess of the hunt
Attilio Guardo is an author whose love for writing began at an early age. When he was 9 years old, he wrote a 55-page novel entitled Three Ways. At 11, he then wrote a play that was performed in his backyard. As a child, Attilio Guardo knew for a fact that writing was his passion. However, his career path as an adult somehow went the other way. He graduated from college with a degree in General Business Management. After college, he became a member of the United States Army. Upon leaving the military, he then pursued a career in the accounting and management field. His passion for writing only resurfaced after many years, when his grandchildren inspired him to write children’s books.
I'm not a native speaker, so if you try to improve your English by reading (which I like to do) you better look out for native speakers...
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Cormac is a latch-key kid living in The Bronx. He's tough, witty, and independent. Any kid would be lucky to have him at their side in a fight. If he's not in school, he's usually in his natural environment - the streets, and he's usually in trouble. Today he's supposed to be coming back from the pharmacy with his Graddad's refills, but has a chance encounter with a beautiful girl, and a lot to learn about the bigger world.
First published in The Ocotillo Review Vol. 5. No 1. He is a recipient and runner-up of the Chester B. Hines Memorial Fiction Prize.
Em is just another girl in a strange world. In this world every lie you tell is a scar, bigger the lie deeper the scar. Ghosts wanting to kill you and ghosts wanting to help you. What path will you choose? Would you lie even if it cost your life? Would you risk the life of others? The choice is up to you.