Read Short Drama / Human Interest
listed below in order of the date they were published, with new stories first.
Buddy Hazelton, who taught linguistic philosophy at Brandenburg College, believed that humans were imprisoned in a room with an unlocked door that opened inward - imprisoned only as long as it never occurred to them to pull rather than push.
“What makes man believe he is possessed lies within the narrow bounds of his knowledge between Master and Slave. Then came love: to conjure and to incite, so that the Master of the Slave might be confined by it. What, then, is love?”
Peter Ostrowski, who is dating a Puerto Rican, once studied at a yeshiva in Jerusalem and wanted to become an orthodox rabbi. But that was then and this is now.
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While on vacation in New Hampshire, Lester McSweeney is trying to catch the biggest pickerel he ever laid eyes on, but instead he must contend with Tovah Moshel, the equally uncooperative Israeli girl.
This eclectic novella of suspense romance is a one-of-a-kind story of love, loss and redemption, set in the contemporary Indian social milieu.