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No Fishing – a part of the story
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A part of the story. No beginning, middle or end. Parts of the Story. Get creative – how to contribute. Keefer dropped his bucket, so consumed with his frustration that he didn’t notice it roll to its side and begin leaking their precious bait all over the dock. 8220;You’re kidding me! June 21, 2012. Parts of the Story. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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A part of the story. No beginning, middle or end. Parts of the Story. Get creative – how to contribute. The lanky, towheaded girl jumped onto Monsieur Cardone’s boat and vaulted herself over the railing onto her own home deck. Her father had yet to replace the broken ladder steps and Genna preferred to stay out of the murky water. Her call of “Papa! June 12, 2012. June 14, 2012. Parts of the Story. Leave a comment on A Signal. May 31, 2012. June 14, 2012. Parts of the Story. May 30, 2012. Tharp had come ...
Mason House – a part of the story
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A part of the story. No beginning, middle or end. Parts of the Story. Get creative – how to contribute. June 14, 2012. June 14, 2012. Parts of the Story. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
About – a part of the story
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A part of the story. No beginning, middle or end. Parts of the Story. Get creative – how to contribute. A Part of the Story exists to practice the art of creative writing and explore the intersection between story, photography and imagination (in a less pretentious way then it sounds). The photos are chosen by an editor from a collection of more than 18,000, picked more for what they may inspire then their quality. 3 thoughts on “About”. June 15, 2012 at 3:29 am. June 15, 2012 at 11:04 am. You are commen...
Movement – a part of the story
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A part of the story. No beginning, middle or end. Parts of the Story. Get creative – how to contribute. Tharp had come to the High Fort as a precocious five-year old and as a young boy had seen numerous visitors to the mountain. The number of arrivals had diminished slowly until it had become a shock if anyone crossed over one of the surrounding paths to the palace. The last six years had been almost silent, the guards left to watch for shadows and live off remembered stories. He ran to fetch one of the ...
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142 Books: April 2013
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Wednesday, April 3, 2013. A new take on Maudlin Manor. Once upon a time ago. There lived a pair of twins. Stuck their dolls with pins. They looked like little angels. Wrapped in silk and pearls. But they were rotten little devils. Masquerading as little girls. They lived in the house called Maudlin. A family name I suppose. But suited to the children. They have a nasty habit. Of staring straight ahead. They may have been alive once. But now they’re very dead. Open up the windows.
142 Books: October 2012
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Wednesday, October 31, 2012. Somewhere in this house a child is laughing. Footsteps run down the hall above me then stop. Then start again followed by the laughter. I don’t know who she is, only that she will not leave. I have asked her to go many times. I’ve tried to be reasonable. I’ve asked her what she wants but it’s as if she doesn’t hear me at all. She only stops and looks, then smiles and runs away and up the stairs to resume her game. I don’t know what to do.
142 Books: January 2013
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Thursday, January 17, 2013. Excerpt from The Flight of Sebastian Bean. The Flight of Sebastian Bean. Tories like this one always begin in misery. Here was a time when Sebastian Bean had two parents, a beautiful mother and a handsome father. They all lived together in a tall narrow house on a lovely tree lined street in a fashionable area of a quaint and historic city. He was a very, very lucky boy and then all at once he wasn’t. Something wasn’t right. He got out of his bed and o...
142 Books: May 2013
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Friday, May 17, 2013. Afraid to pluck it. In case there are no more. It withers where it grows. Instead of spreading seeds. Just a momentary thrill. Dried up and then forgotten. Unable to bridge the gap. Between longing and outcome. By the ceiling and the way the gray light. Leaves smudges in the corners. To pull the curtains. Let the light in. To get out of my own way. And so the wanting sits. Like a parasite to my host. And laying waste to desire. Leaving only the burning.
142 Books: September 2012
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Sunday, September 30, 2012. I walked through a forest. Shorn of their needles. Tuesday, September 11, 2012. The House on Dorsey Street. There is a house on Dorsey Street. I’ve passed it many times. And each time I find it weeping. Raining rivers from windows. Unused to the sun. That it leaks so uncontrollably. I’ve heard the stories. Whispered from one ear to another. And seen the way passersby speed their steps. Looking over tweed clad shoulders and upturned collars. Third Sunda...
142 Books: What Kind of Writer Are You?
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Monday, August 12, 2013. What Kind of Writer Are You? I have asked myself this question many times, taken online quizzes and submitted samples for analysis and at the end of it all I’ve determined that I don’t one hundred percent know what kind of writer I am. I know what I like to write. I like to write poetry when I’m particularly stressed or emotional. I write quickly without any rules and let the words arrive of their own volition. Sometimes I write historical fiction. I love...
142 Books: May 2014
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Monday, May 26, 2014. The Flight of Sebastian Bean. Tories like this one always begin in misery. There was a time when Sebastian Bean had two parents, a beautiful mother and a handsome father. They all lived together in a tall narrow house on a lovely tree lined street in a fashionable area of a quaint and historic city. From the long window above his desk he could see all the way to the square in the centre of town where a marble fountain burbled and people fed the pigeons.
142 Books: June 2012
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Thursday, June 21, 2012. It seems that most of us go through life looking for the elusive ‘it’. The thing that makes us who we are. The thing that makes us tick. We tell ourselves that if we can just find that one thing that sets us apart we'll find the missing connection. We'll get our 'Aha! Moment, the lightbulb will go on and suddenly the world as we know it will make sense. I can't help wondering whether this is a giant recipe for disaster. It keeps us looking forward. Perhap...
142 Books: November 2012
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Friday, November 30, 2012. I wish I was the kind of diarist who could draw clever cartoons or renderings of beautiful houses or hilarious sayings in the margins of my journals but I’m not. Sometimes I glue things in first and then write over top of that but mostly I just write. It is the best way I know to get rid of the junk in my head. I journal because I get to say anything I want. Say it badly if I want. I don’t do it on purpose. I’ve just always been that way. Why am I sad?
142 Books: Death of the Storybook
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Poetry, Essays, Fiction. Tuesday, April 14, 2015. Death of the Storybook. I recently submitted a story to an agent for a critique. She said that my writing was good. Her only concern was that she didn't feel my work would be mainstream. At 996 words it was considered too long to be a picture book and that there was no longer a market for storybooks. That's not to say that there aren't many wonderful books written to that length. But that comment did seem to speak to our hurried and harried way of life.
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A Part of the Process. Monday, April 5, 2010. Here is an email sent to participants of NDSU's James Rosenquist Artist in Residency, Michael Namkung. He is in Fargo for a couple more weeks. An amazing artist to have around. Check out hiswebsite - www.michaelnamkung.com. Or make arrangements with me to pick it up at a later time.) I would love to see you there on Thursday! If you can't make the reception, the show runs from April 8 - 22 in the Renaissance Hall Gallery. Stay tuned for more events. What my g...
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A Part of the Solution. A life more sustainable. Posted by: A Part of the Solution. February 11, 2014. If your natural foods store is a small chain or a co-op, the wheat flour in your bulk bins may well be quite local. But the other grains, and the. Most of the nuts in your bulk section are likewise domestic. Of course, your Brazil nuts arrived from South America. Your cashews came from Vietnam or Nigeria. Your hazelnuts originated in that part of Turkey which abuts the Black Sea and Georgia. Pay attenti...
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A part of the story. Photos and less than a thousand words. Parts of the Story. Get creative – how to contribute. June 26, 2012. June 21, 2012. Keefer dropped his bucket, so consumed with his frustration that he didn’t notice it roll to its side and begin leaking their precious bait all over the dock. 8220;You’re kidding me! June 19, 2012. June 14, 2012. June 12, 2012. The lanky, towheaded girl jumped onto Monsieur Cardone’s boat and vaulted herself over the railing onto her own home deck. Her ...It was ...
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A Part of the World. A SHORT DOCUMENTARY FILM. The Struggle to Help Without Hurting in Haiti. Join Dr. Lisa Denny in this short documentary as she volunteers in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. There she faces a difficult truth — that volunteering itself can often times undermine the local economy and paradoxically cause another layer of need to be added to a humanitarian crisis. Stark Relief: Film Airs Moral Quandary Of Helping Haiti. Barrington Doctor Helps Others In Haiti. Who helped make this. Politi...
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Download the Graphic Standards Guide. Download the Graphic Files. Download the Flash animation. On the eve of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, in a desire to create a unifying symbol, the Francophone community of British Columbia has taken steps to develop a British Columbian Francophone brand. This brand will be used by Francophones and Francophiles to emphasize the Francophone presence in British Columbia. ORIGIN OF THE BRAND. FRENCH, A PART OF US -. Next page ».
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