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At the beginning of time, on the sixth day, before man and woman had set foot on the earth, there was no wind. The trees stood tall and straight, their leaves moved not an inch, no gentle breeze ran through the slender wild wheat. Even when the first people came from the earth and populated the land... - Fiction > All FictionGerald Hicks opened the door of his condo and immediately slammed it shut again. With his back against the wall, he edged along to the window. He pulled aside the blinds with his index finger and peeked at the person on his lawn. There, standing boldly on his front step next to the chrysanthemums ...
- Fiction > Realistic FictionDust pounded beneath Juniper’s hooves as I put gentle pressure on her side, urging her to move faster. The arena flashed by in one busy blur, autumn leaves confused with white fencing and stables, and my vision homed in on the blue and white striped oxer jump in front of us. I counted one, two, th...
- Fiction > Realistic FictionThe ball collided with the soggy ground two feet from where I stood. All my muscles bunched as I ferociously attacked the ball. My cleats slid along the slimy surface as I reached out a foot to kick. Just as I made contact with the ball and sent it flying towards the goal, my other foot lost ground ...
- Fiction > Historical FictionGentle Rain smoothed the hair off Chirping Bird’s sweaty forehead with a weary hand. The poor girl had been in labor for two sunsets now, and Gentle Rain knew she didn’t have a chance. She had seen too many young women join the Spirit World in this way. All she could do was to ease Chirping Bird...
- Fiction > Realistic FictionThe house is empty as I step tentatively over the doorstep. White walls and sparkly windows gape at me as if I’m a display in a freak show. The hard boards of the floor are like ice under my feet, so unlike the cozy warm carpet from home. Except that’s not home anymore. Now someone else is li...
