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Five juveniles (Chris, Matt, Tony, Jesse and Sam) entertain themselves as agents in a game of espionage.

A young man desperate for work and independence finds himself employed in a rural nursing home. When young Jason gets too close to a resident (a self-proclaimed KGB spy who is under the watchful eye of an agent known only as Chandler) he finds his only way out is in.

The vignettes in this collection all concern themselves with that border between life and death. This is the liminal state where souls confuse their place on that line. These are small stories, but strike that eerie part of our lives. Would you know yourself?

Pose Prose and Poems: My Thoughts Exactly was the first compilation of poetry and prose by Janna Hill and was copyrighted in 1998. The verses reflect the hopes, dreams, hurt, and disappointments found in the human condition.

Mr. Blymer is the proud owner of a luscious peach orchard but he's also a greedy cantankerous sort. A humorous colloquial short story for all ages told by an East Texas author.

Everyone dies. It's the morbid curiosity of when and how that makes horror so enticing. Once upon a Dead Gull is a combined work of short stories and flash fiction. Spoiler alert: it has nothing to do with seagulls and more to do with what is real and what isn't. And as always there is a healthy dose of horror and paranormal that Hill fans have come to expect.

Dissension is brewing between the clans in Zomb Valley. The Dactylas, a once-peaceful herd of mystical herbivores, are willing to starve in order to break the curse. On the other hand the Polycerate clan is willing to kill in order to keep the curse alive.

Every young girl has dreams. Some dream of being a super model or a nurse, a doctor or a fireman - a teacher, a writer, or a rock star. Savannah Dawn has dreams too. But she mostly dreams of a life without nightmares.

After a holiday wrought with tragedy, Kathy finds herself desperate, crippled, and depressed with only her old companion, Strudel, to see her through.

Irwin Smutter is an outcast: a socially unacceptable, nasty cigarette smoker. Irwin seeks out a cessation expert, a dispassionate hypnotist who cures him while revealing cigarettes are the least of his problems.

Donald S. Crowley was a CPA by day; a bean counter; a number cruncher and a certified bore. By night he was as stimulating as the hero in his latest read with all the social skills of a brick and to make matters worse he was in love with a door. Not just any door, number four was special. Her alluring smile had caught Donald's eye when he was just a boy and she called him by name.

A short, fictional biography based on the true accounts of a man, his sexuality, and his unrelenting feelings of helplessness.