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I have 1269 stories published in 10 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 1169911 times and 108 of my stories have been cherry picked.
8 of my 206 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 8 votes

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Sean Lawlor Nelson

American; 40; divorced with 3 kids; I've lived in Sweden and Thailand; and have devoted 40 years to the literary endeavor. I've been a part of this literary community forever; and won many cherry awards from our eminent editors. Thanks to my fellow literati in this community.

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My stories

I AM

By seannelson on Tue, 28 Nov 2006

I AM: a resistant cog in a foul, imperial machine, a flaming ball of bohemian enthusiasm, a scholarly child of a rough and tumble timber town, a learned jester and a washed-up clown, an iconoclastic rebel raring to be heard,
Autobiography
Certificate 18

Chopping Wood

By seannelson on Sat, 25 Nov 2006

dedicated with love to my Dad Eric Nelson the Warmly dressed provider (cold azule sky above) taking a broad, relaxed stance (watched by adoring eyes of mutts) his hands solidly spread (before and after Augustus and Auschwitz)
Autobiography
Poem
Certificate U

DEATH IS IN THE WIND

By seannelson on Fri, 24 Nov 2006

Beautiful be Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant!" (but death is in the wind for me) Beautiful be buffalo snorting and cavorting around ol faithful! (but death is in the wind for me) Beautiful be dainty white cups of Indonesian espresso!
Autobiography
Poem
Certificate 18

My Sand Castle

By seannelson on Mon, 20 Nov 2006

(dedicated with gratitude to Sheryl Tamplen) Many, many waves have crashed against my sand castle: freezing waves of poverty, waves of oppression, patriotic waves of war, grasping waves of greed,
Autobiography
Poem
Certificate U

My 5-Month Thailand Sojourn

By seannelson on Sat, 18 Nov 2006

Readers who follow world news may know that Thailand recently saw a military coup which ousted elected prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. And those well read in history might know that at the year zero, the former capital of Ayutayah dwarfed London and Paris in both size and sophistication. I recently spent six months in the Thai province of Phetchaburi, somewhere around 100 miles south of Bangkok. Today, I'd like to share some of what I saw and learned in this land, an ocean away from my hometown of Klamath Falls.
Autobiography
Non-fiction
Certificate U

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