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Short Story: My Dear Sister

Posted on October 26, 2017 by

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Chapter 1 “So, yeah…” I finish saying to Alex. He keeps reminding me to call him by his first name. I suppose he helps to make me perceive this as being more of a casual setting. “I see,” he replies. Then pauses. Oh boy,…

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EXPERIENCE: Meghan Adkins, Yoga Instructor and Life Blogger

Posted on May 16, 2017 by

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Meghan Adkins is on a journey to follow her passion for fitness and writing. The outlets she has found so far include instructing yoga, a self-published book, and the creation of her own blog, Catching Fitness.

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Short Story: The Man, The Mountain, and The God

Posted on October 5, 2016 by

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The old stories always told of the mountain. The mountain where the god lived. In some of the stories, he was kind. In others, he was vengeful. Which of the stories was true, the man wondered. He had asked this question aloud once, at…

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