Caged Bird

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StoryWilliam Crump – king of England The Other Terre...47 years 7 months ago
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Story1. The Host Caged Bird39 years 11 months ago
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Story1. Desmond's Lunch-Break Caged Bird49 years 12 months ago
StoryContract markbrown19 years 12 months ago
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StoryThree Steps To Heaven Caged Bird139 years 12 months ago
Storythe day before Christmas celticman2010 years 15 hours ago

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1. The Host

One day, as Mo adjusted his hat, a loud chirp sounded. It was surprising to discover that Mo was a bird man. He hadn’t said anything. But on hearing...
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1. Desmond's Lunch-Break

Desmond Sprout had been out taking some fresh air during his lunch break. He was sitting on a municipal bench, staring at the pigeons fussing around...
Cherry
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The Ladies Of Ephesus

'I can't quite imagine going back to Solihull now, can you?' said Rita as she reclined on her new throne. 'Well I can't quite imagine carrying on...
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Three Steps To Heaven

Ray pressed the play button and tucked the old cassette player out of sight under the counter. That was certainly not for sale. He’d had it longer...
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Posted on Sun, 21 Dec 2014

Thank you.

Haha I wrote it to be have a word count of less than a thousand words. Leaving the reader wanting more is great as long as it doesn't feel incomplete. I'd like to know how you feel about that. 

I love how you have made it...

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