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RI Serial Killer Craig Price
Story by Benartflick
A story about Rhode Island's youngest serial killer. After his conviction RI's law pertaining to murderers under the age of 16 was changed. They're no longer released from prison when they turn twenty
Silicone Valley Flat Tire
Story by Cobra
In the 1970's wafer fab plants to make Silicone chips sprang up like mushrooms overnight and were desperate to hire employees. The girl/boy culture was wild.
Alviso Decoy
Story by Cobra
Teenager poacher out duck hunting finds canvasback decoy. He treasures it for a life time.
The Rescue of Old Brindle
Story by Nathaniel741
A non fiction about the rescue of the Family Cow, the only source of milk for Grandmother and family in Depression Era Missouri during ice storm, circa 1936
Being Successful
Poem by Hobo
Success is measured by the amount of times
You consistently get back up after failure
It is not an exterior collective
It is not a fashion or a trend
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I'm Afraid
Poem by actingmadison
A description of my life and my fears currently. I have been bullied for a long time so, enjoy!
The Springs of Ein Gedi
Story by Hobo
At the top of the cliffs and to our right we could just see the great and mighty peaks of Masada. The place that history defines as a place of blood.
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FIRST KISS
Story by salpa58
Growing up in the fifties was very different time, and being a teenager was also very different. I actually talked my parents into letting me go on a date, and not an easy task back then. You won't believe what happened.
Oh, That I Could Play Like the Other Boys and Girls
Story by Andy (Formerly Apemann)
The pain of being an individual...
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FIRST KISS
Story by salpa58
Growing up in the fifties was very different time, and being a teenager was also very different. I actually talked my parents into letting me go on a date, and not an easy task back then. You won't believe what happened.
Dead Friend
Poem by ceratophrys
A poem about my friend Alex, who died too soon. Don't take your friends for granted. You don't know when they're going to leave.