Stories by starwing , by newest first

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  • dad's family
    While walking home from school Jess was thinking how ironic life could be. She was living in a sweet foster home when her father pulled her out. He wanted to be a 'family'. Dad
    by starwing 400 words, 25 comments, on Mar 29 12:08 PM 2006. In <200 paragraphs, Childrens, Unedited
  • fox family
    Jake called out to his ma. "Hey mom, I'm going to the woods and marsh." Jake loved the woods. His ma had taught him about the plants, and animals. She had taught both her chil
    by starwing 1200 words, on Mar 27 10:05 AM 2006. In <200 lines, Fiction, Unedited
  • nightmares
    Nightmares
    When I was a kid I used to always have nightmares. Ghastly images of ghosts and zombies and unseen creatures would haunt my mind every night. Even my dreams--whic
    by starwing 1500 words, 1 comment, on Mar 22 10:52 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Science fiction
  • home sickness
    Home Sickness
    I stood erect, staring ominously out my moon glared windowpane. My eyes flew into the skies, trying to see all they could see, but unfortunately this night the
    by starwing 1100 words, 5 comments, on Mar 22 10:18 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Other
  • the letter
    "The Letter"
    This was it. Sara sighed, glancing down at the envelope. She shivered as the wind whipped her hair in front of her face, her gloved hand pushing stran
    by starwing 300 words, 7 comments, on Mar 21 1:41 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Other, Science fiction
  • rose garden
    "The Rose Garden"
    "Look at that, another dead one..." Lola muttered as she examined the green bushes. "All these roses--they're all dying! I wonder
    by starwing 600 words, 3 comments, on Mar 21 1:39 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Other
  • never to be mine
    "Never to be Mine"
    Things haven't changed at all. She still notices me only when I make myself known. She only pays attention to me when I practically demand it. I
    by starwing 500 words, 6 comments, on Mar 21 1:35 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Romance
  • mother
    She hitches her book bag more securely on her shoulder. Taking a quick glance behind her she notices her brother is dawdling. She can't blame him, who would be in a hurry to ge
    by starwing 300 words, 4 comments, on Mar 16 10:14 AM 2006. In <200 lines, Other
  • courage
    She took another swig from the bottle. She wasn?t sure if it was the taste of the cuervo,  or her own bitter tears that made her choke as she was swallowing. She took anot
    by starwing 1400 words, 5 comments, on Mar 2 9:34 PM 2006. In Inspirational
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