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Short Story Collection

in Short Story on 24 June 2012

short stories collection - a compilation of my short stories.

Summary

The short stories that I have written will now include a link to a pdf containing all the short stories on this website and a couple others. The link will stay the same, I'll just update the file from time-to-time.

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The short stories that I have written will now include a link to a pdf containing all the short stories on this website and a couple others. The link will stay the same, I'll just update the file from time-to-time.

short stories collection pdf

-biafra
bahanonu [at] alum.mit.edu

more articles to enjoy:

broken
11 november 2009 | short story
“Haha, my brother, how have you been?” “Great. Times are good, money is flowing, bitches crawl all over me—wh[...]at more could a man desire?”
I sat in the corner through blurred vision, watching them hug and chat. Grrrrrrr. There were many things I hated about this house, least of which was the rats. I went to work every day, but that can wait. I got up and was immediately dragged back down. The chains, how could I forget?

Inspired by a series of articles on sexual slavery in Eastern Europe, this is a surreal, sad tale of a girl and her abusers. This took my experimentation with more suspenseful, fear-driven stories to another level. Unfortunately, not all stories have a fairy-tale ending...

from the archives: poems, part 1
24 march 2013 | poems
A couple of my old poems from way back when, with minor edits. Enjoy.[...]

humanity's dirge
14 june 2021 | filugori
A short dirge that introduces one of the themes of Filugori, my planned book on man's conquest of space.[...]

the evolving style
29 march 2012 | design
This website was built from scratch using only Notepad. While it would have been easier to create the site in Dreamweaver or another pr[...]ogram and then upload it, I wanted to learn first-hand about the steps involved in web development. The site has allowed me to hone my design skills, both aesthetically and organizationally. This is an essay detailing the evolution of the website.

This was an internal document for me to keep track of what I was changing and why, but decided to reword it and make it an article. Hope you like it.

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