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The Story Hall

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Miles White

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Nov 25, 2018

Clear

OK, how are you doing? she said. Remember a time when you were burned alive.

Clear

In

The Story Hall

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Miles White

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Nov 10, 2018

Optional But Recommended

Now watch me close, Frank said. You got your magazine clip, fully loaded. Put it in the grip, ram it home. Make sure it’s in there good…

Optional But Recommended

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P.S. I Love You

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Miles White

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Oct 30, 2018

Makeup Sex

Well, Symphony said. I’m going out with Monica tonight so you better get your ass over here in an hour and bring me what I want and maybe…

Makeup Sex

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Lit Up

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Miles White

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Oct 30, 2018

Something A Boy Said

Jasper was just a kid really, and an orphan. He didn’t know better than to say what he said about seeing what he saw. And he didn’t know…

Something A Boy Said

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The Junction

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Miles White

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Oct 27, 2018

DeadmanEndgame

He’s a fucking snitch! I know he is! Kill this muthafucka, man! You need to waste this bitch!

DeadmanEndgame

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Intimately Intricate

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Miles White

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Oct 26, 2018

Mercury Falling

They lusted for each other on first sight, flirting with their eyes in furtive stolen glances at the sold-out concert. Van looked at women…

Mercury Falling

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Lit Up

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Miles White

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Apr 10, 2018

Little Wing

Consuela watched as Brooks studied his map on the street, obviously lost. After a moment she walked over to him. Hey, you lost Mister?, she…

Little Wing

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Intimately Intricate

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Miles White

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Apr 4, 2018

Marry Me Yesterday

I’ve just been thinking and doing a lot of soul searching lately, and I think I made a big mistake, Samantha. I think the biggest mistake a…

Marry Me Yesterday

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Literally Literary

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Miles White

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Mar 23, 2018

Beautiful Air

Sandi and Kay were 70 feet under water and nearing an hour into the dive when Sandi signaled they should head back. She had forgotten to…

Beautiful Air

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Lit Up

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Miles White

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Mar 20, 2018

Night and Day

She woke up and lay there in the dark for a moment, listening. Then she opened her eyes. Without moving, she peered out into the darkness…

Night and Day

Miles White

Miles White

Journalist, musician, writer. Gets off to Virginia Woolf, Joyce, Faulkner, Toni Morrison, realism, and the Gothic Sublime.

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