Member Publications
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by Ralph Tschiemer
Published December 2023
Tom Miller receives an assignment from his Creative Writing teacher to compose a paper on the history of a relative. Tom’s grandfather, John Ingram, agrees to be the subject if his grandson promises to faithfully record his life experiences ...
by Linda Baten Johnson
Published July 2023
Get a taste of murder and mayhem in four cozy mysteries. Birch Tree, Maine, is experiencing a rash of deaths, all mysteriously linked to food trucks that frequent the Birch Point Lake Park. Mey's noodle truck was her ticket to a new life, until ...
by Richard Blazevich
Published June 2023
The road to college admissions may seem daunting, but fear not! With Ace Your College Admissions, you'll have a trusty resource to help you successfully apply to schools that interest you. This simple planner explains the effective 3-phase approach ...
by Carmina Whitehouse
Published May 2023
June Capehart is thrilled when an old edition of Romeo and Juliet arrives at her local library. After all, she’s been a huge fan of the famous star-crossed lover, since her definition of the perfect guy is someone exactly like Romeo Montague. ....
by Becky Ross Michael
Published March 2023
Becky Ross Michael's “Shelf Life” appears in the 7th edition of the U.P Reader (Modern History Press). In this twisted tale of revenge, a woman discovers some shocking news and proceeds to serve an unusual recipe to guests!
by Carolyn Lis
Published February 2023
Millie Campbell wants nothing more than to escape another Chicago winter and the drudgery of the Pinkerton Detective Agency’s typing pool. When her boss agrees to help an old college chum, Millie can’t believe her good fortune at being selected for ...
by Donna Anderson
Published November 2022
In this Chicken Soup for the Soul story, Donna Anderson tells us how her Aunt Vee tried on all the woven plant baskets at her local store, eventually buying one that fit her head. She was surprised they were selling “hats” in the garden section of the store.
by Shad Miller
Published October 2022
Harrow County: The Game of Gothic Conflict is a 1 vs. 1 asymmetric game where players control 1 of 3 factions (Protectors, The Family, and Kammi), with each one having their own play-style and objectives. The game includes a 3rd player ...
by Jennifer M. Evans
Published November 2021
Shinrin-Yoku is the Japanese term for forest bathing. In the Japanese language, Shinrin means forest and Yoku means bathing. Forest bathing, whether done in a forest, park, or your own backyard, involved experiencing and enjoying t. ...
by JC Hennington
Published December 2016
The most she desired out of life was her freedom. She wanted an opportunity to discover who she was. Growing up she was daddy’s little girl. Normally, this would be life’s greatest reward, but her father was the pastor of one of the oldest ...
by Brian C. Conley
Published March 2011
Even though this story was completely fictional, it was inspired by a very real place and very real people. Forest Heights Park in Baton Rouge, LA was a great neighborhood and the author claims that it shaped him in many ways...