Posts for the ‘ Fiction ’ Category

Losing My Virginity by Dianne Klammer

12th August 2011 | 0 Comments

The Night I Lost More Than My Dinner Looking back, I was ready to pass the lei that summer. I was seventeen, newly in college, away from mom and dad, and it was SUMMER. . I may as well have put a sign around my neck: “My virginity. Take it. Then I won’t worry about [...]


My Daddy’s Shoes by Terry Brown

12th August 2011 | 0 Comments

Daddy was already dressed with his leather bible in his hand when my brothers and I woke around 8:30. Church clothes were shirt, a tie and a pair of black “Payless,” shoes. Perhaps I would own a pair of “church shoes” like daddy when I get older as opposed to the “multipurpose” shoes I wore [...]


“Baseball Glove” by Dianne Klammer

12th August 2011 | 0 Comments
Dianne-Klammer

When I was young I believed I would keep the same friends forever. My very first friend was a boy named Charlie. Charlie lived across the street in one of the better kept track houses that we all owned. Charlie’s family had dichondra while most of us had crabgrass. Dichondra is fancy one leaf round [...]


The Perfection of Adults by Elizabeth Dunphey

12th August 2011 | 0 Comments
Elizabeth-Dunphey

Her hair was real black, an unnatural shade that Clairol advertised, with a fringe like Nico. She stood about 5’6, in her bare feet, but she looked taller. And she had swollen hips, but they were appealing. She was my friend. We fought tooth and nail, like Veronica and Betty or Joan Crawford and Bette [...]


Lost and Found by Dianne Klammer

12th August 2011 | 0 Comments

East Boulder Community Center has a fence for lost articles. I’m certain of it. The woman’s locker room has a sign that says “East Boulder Community Center is not responsible for lost or stolen articles. Please report problems to staff immediately.” Now why would they care if they aren’t responsible? They want to KNOW, that’s [...]


The Diary of a Secretary’s Revenge by Gaz O’Connor

12th August 2011 | 0 Comments
Gaz O'Connor

I don’t know beans about sports, but I’m a die-hard fan of modern psychology. Therefore, when they are finished tossing dirt on my casket, and throwing the subsequent after-party to celebrate my departure, I at once request that my vast fortune, sprawling estate and remaining family members be rush-delivered to the accounts receivable department of [...]


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