by Robert Callaci Jumping Jack Jimmy Jam Jones lived in a mud shack deep down in the bayous of Louisiana. Jimmy Jam was a
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by Clark Cook this man shrugged casually with all the other smooth young men who yawned their eager eyesooooto war then died in bloodsoaked
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by Lindy Warrell A new house in Darwin, angels twinkle and bells tinkle on a fresh pine branch in the corner while fridge and freezer
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by Harper J. Cole One fine April morning, Antimony Jackson tripped over the collection of stuffed animals that cluttered her hallway. ‘Bother it,’ she
