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 | Angels by Vonnie Winslow Crist
Though he hadn't known who was doing the singing as a child, Porter had always heard angels. |
 | The Horses of Hoddington Marsh by David W. Landrum
Sossity Chandler lay on her bed. The red digits of the clock said it was 2:11 in the morning. She could not sleep. |
 | Moral Census by Gennady Favel
'Getting scratched' is a term used by Manhattan bike couriers; it means having an accident that doesn’t lead to any long-term disabilities. |
 | The Forgiving by John Riebow
There was something about the garage sale that just didn't feel right, or rather, there was something about the garage sale that felt too right. |
 | Fourth of July Homecoming by Tom Sheehan
The old mill had given off odd sounds since the day it closed down. Now it gave off a sense of passage. |
