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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
That swim is easy compared to what young Jerry sets out to do in this — dare I say it? — bildungsroman. Through the Tunnel By Doris Lessing ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
That swim is easy compared to what young Jerry sets out to do in this — dare I say it? — bildungsroman. Through the Tunnel By Doris Lessing ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Beware of the Dog
Beware of the Dog. Reading this story was a pleasant surprise to me. ..... It was just a piece of board nailed to the top of a short pole, and because the ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
The situation in "Through the Tunnel" reminds me of a blow hole in Hawaii that fills up with water whenever a wave comes in. When the wave goes out, ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: A Poetics for Bullies
But this short story has it all. A Poetics for Bullies By Stanley Elkin I'm Push the bully, and what I hate are new kids and sissies, dumb kids and smart, ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: A Poetics for Bullies
But this short story has it all. A Poetics for Bullies By Stanley Elkin I'm Push the bully, and what I hate are new kids and sissies, dumb kids and smart, ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
That swim is easy compared to what young Jerry sets out to do in this — dare I say it? — bildungsroman. Through the Tunnel By Doris Lessing ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
His feet and hands moved freely, as if in open water. .... I've found it hard to read the stroy over a few times, but i quite enjoyed it the first time i ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
The situation in "Through the Tunnel" reminds me of a blow hole in Hawaii that fills up with water whenever a wave comes in. When the wave goes out, ...
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Fiction Daze: Short Story of the Day: Through the Tunnel
That swim is easy compared to what young Jerry sets out to do in this — dare I say it? — bildungsroman. Through the Tunnel By Doris Lessing ...
 
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