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Cil Gregoire The Plastic Kingdom
Julian groaned audibly when he saw his assigned research topic. What could be more boring than the history of plastic? …
Cil Gregoire Echo
Roger Stark stretched luxuriously awake to the sound of howling wind and pounding rain against his bedroom window. Let it …
Cil Gregoire The Timeline
Caroline dressed for work to the blare of the morning news on TV. “The commute into town is moving smoothly …
Cil Gregoire Bring Back the Woolly Mammoth
Isadore Babbitt, head of the Committee on Imperative Action to Stop Global Warming, stepped up to the podium to a …
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Cil Gregoire Melanie’s Bees
Melanie’s flower garden was so well known in the little community of Maryville everyone simply referred to it as the …
Carl Douglass To My Ideal Reader
I’ve always been a story-teller, but it took a sea-change in my life–occasioned by my forced retirement from the practice …
Carl Douglass Something About Real and Enduring Love
It is indeed a good time of year, a time when love is a core theme. I would like to …
Carl Douglass Writing: The Passion & the Practicality
I’ve always been a story-teller, but it took a sea-change in my life–occasioned by my forced retirement from the practice …
Carl Douglass Beelzebub, The Magnificent
You don’t need to know my name. I go by Beelzebub, and I am the Magnificent. You will know all you …
Carl Douglass Suffer the Little Children
I am an old man and have been through more than my share of life threatening, potentially life ending, health issues. …
Carl Douglass A Treatise On Writing Novels
sense and rhymed. For the life of me, I was never able to get to the second two lines; so, …