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I have 1269 stories published in 10 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 1169795 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.

My stories

Here In "BORDERS" Books

2 months ago in Thailand, I handed a garbage digger a dollar... and a large seahawk glided strongly over rocky jungle island. Now I stand in Borders, nobly perusing illustrated astronomy and the mellow, natural verse of Wordsworth.

Stout Willie, Count of Bohemia

Stout Willie had lots of muscle though was pretty portly had a kind voice and ears that would ramble with a pal's troubles over heaping plates of mongolian noodles plus veggies At one point he was a student of medieval history

Jan. 8, 06

There is something about an elephant's light brown eyes that is very uplifting. There is a nobility there that no chains can subdue, that no logging trucks can crush.

Oct. 16

I'm getting ready to leave for Thailand in a few days. I'll be teaching English at a university there, in a city known for Buddhist temples. I've been suffering from anxiety and depression, to the point that I often freeze up in crucial situations or occasionally even sabotage my own projects. Nonetheless, my recent life has been blessed with many small joys. Yesterday, I took a walk in Lithia Park, which is always beautiful during the Fall. There, I saw a smallish tree that was positively awash in fire-orange leaves.

Oct. 15, 2005

I'm getting ready to leave for Thailand in a few days. I'll be teaching English at a university there, in a city known for Buddhist temples. I've been suffering from anxiety and depression, to the point that I often freeze up in crucial situations or occasionally even sabotage my own projects. Nonetheless, my recent life has been blessed with many small joys. Yesterday, I took a walk in Lithia Park, which is always beautiful during the Fall. There, I saw a smallish tree that was positively awash in fire-orange leaves.

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