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A Woman Going Blind

In ‘A Woman Going Blind’ by John Grey, morning light reveals a world she can hardly recognize. As her eyes falter, her other senses awaken, uncovering hidden sentiments and love in unexpected places.

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Jordo

Dive deep into the haunting tale of “Jordo” by LaVern Spencer McCarthy as a young couple’s fascination with a neglected butler-like robot takes a chilling turn. Neglected maintenance and a bit of resentment unleash a horrifying night of bloodshed.

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Raggedy Ann

Discover the remarkable story of “Raggedy Ann” by Phil Temples, as a cloth doll defies the odds in the face of a tornado. The doll’s resilience and unique charm teach us that strength lies not in perfection, but in embracing our flaws.

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Snow Cream

Brenda Kay Ledford’s “Snow Cream” takes us to a log cabin nestled in the Matheson Cove, where snowflakes and icicles adorn the scenery. Join the author in a heartwarming adventure of making snow cream and celebrating the magic of family and the winter season.

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Urban Santa

In “Urban Santa” by Anne C. Gruner, a modern twist unfolds as Santa arrives in a bustling city plagued by hate and chaos. Amidst the chaos, a surprising act of compassion brings hope and peace to the night.

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An Old-Fashioned Christmas

In ‘An Old-Fashioned Christmas’ by LaVern Spencer McCarthy, journey back to a time when sawdust floors, hallelujahs, and Santa’s secrets filled the air. Delight in the innocence, love, and gratitude that defined the holiday spirit.

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Introducing Mr. Death

“Introducing Mr. Death” by Jane Glasser offers a mesmerizing portrayal of Death, dressed in black with blue eyes reminiscent of Leonard Cohen. With evocative verses, the poem delves into Death’s seductive power and his penchant for both compassion and calamity.

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