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Camouflage

Fred Abrahams

Strangers with secrets meet in post-War Germany.

4 comments

An ambivalent mother regards the Other Parents.

2 comments

Are You Experienced?

Saara Dutton

Jerusalem just minutes from Epcot Center

6 comments

Love, Translated

Angela Himsel

A life that could have been.

13 comments

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C Ungar says:
Great piece. I could totally relate. My diaper bags were always grungy messes as were my kids.Motherhood can be a very l...

Laurel says:
Hi Sharon -thanks for sharing this excerpt! I thought it was delightful and full of YOU. I'm reading it in LA while El...

Thuy Farrell says:
Greg, I love the dialogues and interior thought process in Daniel's mind, and I love his character: cynical, wise, and e...

Carl Schinasi says:
Andrews's story is a touching account that gives a face to the atrocities that still haunt us more than sixty years afte...

Erin says:
I can hear you doing this in performance--so many hilarious moments; I laughed out loud. You've captured the flavor of I...

Paula Sarreira says:
It was a pleasure to read this piece while having a coffee in my veranda. It was a delicious moment... Thanks....

Roberta says:
Ah, Sharon, just finished this gorgeous piece. It's brilliant as they say in Ireland. I hear your voice coming through ...

Mary Farrell says:
Good job Sharon. You've captured the feelings so well in these episodes! Even though my own experiences were different...

Nyasha chaitwa says:
excellent story, touching and real....

Katie Wester says:
This made me laugh outloud and it was 7:30 in the morning (before coffee). Good job!...