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Being dead isn’t what you think. There are rules. Louis Copland has been dead over 50 years, and he is on hand to give the newly deceased Roger Aldridge, a “freshie,” a tour of their cemetery. Who’s who in the yard, the rules about their present situation, and a strong warning about the gate. In the cemetery is one big city mayor, a reluctant saint, and more than a few criminals. One thing that’s hard to find is the truth. Roger can’t talk, and Louis has a lot to say. Is this the beginning of a beautiful friendship? The short story “The First Time You Die” is unlike any tale...

Three little ghost stories to help you sleep at night. Or not. None of these stories are intended to be blood curdling, but what if they’re true? What do you do when you have a house full of ghosts? What about that ghost you think you saw running along the bank of Chattahoochee Rivers? What's that dark cloud you see above the old crematorium? Three stories to help you sort that out. Boo! How To Help the Ghosts Who Haunt Your House The Ghost of Old Suwanee The Crematorium Ghost Cloud

These are gentle stories. They are tales to ease a weary day: Those long days when things aren’t going as well as they could. Or they are going perfectly well, but you just want to relax. There’s a little tension—every story needs some, but they are more about the warmth. It’s about discovery of self, the discovery of nature, and seeing God in the midst of it. Think hot chocolate, sugar cookies, and apple pie. Think bubble baths, fresh logs on the fire, and cups of tea. Think blankets from the dryer, cuddly dogs, and hugs from a child. Think of all the good things, the comforting ...

Death, Misery, & Other Curiosities: 12 Dark Short Stories Filled With Angst and Tragedy Death. Loneliness. Fear. Failure. Sin. Pretense. Arrogance. Doubt. Find all those here. Tales looking at executions, suicide, murder, and other manners of demise. Stories resounding in brokenness and despair, each grabbing for the unreachable. The Advertisement Underscore In Alabaster Park Reading Les Misérables Sepulcher The Debutante A Fine Time Was Had by All A Day in the Life of Colin McIntyre The First Time You Die The Devolution of Ripley Potom The Indoor Porch This Is the House Gwendolyn Is Sleeping

It’s the story of a man wandering through a homeless shelter looking for himself. He’s everywhere and nowhere, and unsure what to make of what he sees. He’ll tell you, though, with certainty, that he’s the real deal. Experience this trip into wretched sobriety through the eyes of a soup kitchen visitor. He needs to know about the drunks on Wood Street and why the chess master is playing a game against a priest. This rhythmic story will draw you into its chaos and pull you closer to the truth and lies. The poetic tale Underscore meets between Jack Kerouac’s ‘On the Road’ and ...

Four fun stories with sports as the theme. My Biggest Game: A Baseball Story - A story about sportsmanship Cannonball’s Run - The greatest cannonball dive in history The Boy Who Hated Doing Everything - A lazy boy misses out on his favorite things Mountain Cat Charlie Runs Again - The true(ish) story explaining why we see fireworks after baseball games BONUS: Casey at the Bat

22 fun and gentle stories. Occasionally outlandish and often sentimental, these will evoke the days of old storytelling told in a new way. Heartwarming, thoughtful, and entertaining. Goldfish, cats, turtles, funny little ghosts (and a couple scary ones), baseball, dogs, tea, amazing kids, and terrible ice cream. And a couple of favorites freshly retold. Learn how some jet-set adventurers re-find their groove with their family. Discover what happened to the oversized fish in the river. Find out how one boy's hope changes everything. Learn the real story about the ghosts in your house, the ...

The Boring Barrowman Boys of Bowing Burrow. Seven brothers: Benny, Bobby, Brian, Bradley, Brett, Bruce, and Bartholomew. Add in Ramona and Richard, the mom and the dad, and you've got a pretty big family. Ramona and Richard lived an adventurous life before the children showed up. They traveled the world and did amazing things. And boy-oh-boy, did those children show up! Mom and Dad are determined to be good parents and raise their children carefully and properly, and this takes some serious organization. As childhoods go, the Barrowman boys are living a pretty boring life. When Bartholomew ...