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100 Word Story: Writers Showcase

Posted on November 9, 2022 by

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I made banana muffins from a Jiffy mix because I only had one egg and I was in a hurry and couldn’t very well show up empty-handed, not after people invited me expecting I would bring something grand and impressive, something decorated with pink… Continue Reading “100 Word Story: Writers Showcase”

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Deadpan Alley

Posted on November 1, 2019 by

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The writing workshop that I’ve been going to the past two or three years is sponsoring a writers’ showcase at a famous local club called ComedySportz. I figured I should do it, you know, just to keep that dread/stress/anticipation thing in good working order.… Continue Reading “Deadpan Alley”

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