A Scandal to Die for- Conclusion by Jes Brimer
Starla and Blair's catch up to Griffin's killer. But who? Was is Cory, the hater? Starla's sister, the jealous? Or Mr. Ruiz, a vile business man?
Read MoreA Scandal to Die for- Conclusion by Jes BrimerCategory SS Prompt 3: Translation
SS Prompt 3: Translation
Word Count: 2500 Words exactly
Deadline: 25 March 2020
Please do not post before the deadline.
The Reluctant Translator by Fran Mills
A continuation of The New Coalition, my January submission. Things get more complicated.
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Celia is incredibly introverted. She never really fits in the big world and prefers the comfort and safety of life by her sister’s side. When tragedy strikes, Celia must rediscover and rebuild herself. A journey which leads her to the streets of Paris.
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I always thought love was a language, a difficult language to learn. In my early thirties, I have not mastered it yet. Perhaps love is a language with no translation.
Read MoreThe Perfect Man by Zéfira MaiaTell Me What He Wants by Patty Panni
In desperation, a young woman moves into a house that's much more than it seems at first glance.
Read MoreTell Me What He Wants by Patty PanniA Poor Translation of the Fourth Dimension by Renee Shurilla
You are taken into the fourth dimension. What will it be like?
Read MoreA Poor Translation of the Fourth Dimension by Renee ShurillaTeaching in a Pandemic by Elizabeth Strehl
Teaching in a pandemic... Living one day at a time and seeing things in a new light.
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A pregnant young woman sits vigil at her grandmother's coffin.
Read MoreThicker Than Blood by del richardsThe Journey’s End by Sharon Hancock
Haus had never experienced cold and hunger to this degree. He knew he had severe frostbite on his fingers and toes, but none of the guards seemed to notice or care. He was only a commodity that the government received…...
Shoes by Sophia Meyers-Green
“Morning Mr. Oswald Dell. Sorry. I’m out of breath. I ran the entire three long blocks from the bus stop.” “You are late, Mr. Balarco. Being late is not acceptable. Absolutely not tolerated…. This content is for 12 Short Stories…...
Translation by Bonnie
A young woman reclaims her intrinsic power when she finally uncovers the truth.
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