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Reality seems valueless by comparison with the dreams of fevered imaginations; reality is therefore abandoned.
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A Couple
Excerpt… Debbie and I had been fighting all week long. She dragged me everywhere. We ate rubber shrimp at an over-priced restaurant with stone-age decor. We visited an authentic Seminole village where they sold authentic stuffed baby alligators. We paid … Continue reading
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Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Three stories about two neighbors who meet as young children and grow up together on Long Island during the late 60′s and early 70′s. The comforting and loving world they live in changes around them as their families fracture, society … Continue reading
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Smashwords winter/summer sale 2011
Every July, Smashwords conducts a site-wide promotion celebrating summer in the northern hemisphere and winter in the southern hemisphere. From now until July 31, all of my Smashwords editions are on sale or free. Only Love Can Break Your Heart … Continue reading
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Fiction “A Couple” – Cantaraville Two (also available in the eBook Store) “Absolutely Fourth Street” – The Square Table “Bonnifer” – Lily (also available in the eBook Store) “Calvin’s Monster”- Word Riot “Indian Summer” - Cantaraville Four “Natural Selection” … Continue reading
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The Art of the Novella: Summer by Edith Wharton
Edith Wharton is perhaps best known for her piercing portrayals of upper class New York society in her best known novels, House of Mirth and Age of Innocence. She did, however, on at least two occasions focus her attention and … Continue reading

