Leave Your Stepping Stones Behind
A short story that was first published in the The Women's Times
A short story that was first published in the The Women's Times
This novel excerpt was written by Frances James Dinger in A. E. Osworth’s 12-Month Novel Generator.
This novel excerpt was written by Brendan Williams-Childs in A. E. Osworth’s 12-Month Novel Generator.
This novel excerpt was written by Emily Dziuban in A. E. Osworth’s 12-Month Novel Generator.
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Ihunanaya bu otu ihe mmadu na agaa akòwacha, because its too big , too broad, too huge to have a specific definition. But when you’ve experienced it, definition doesn’t matter anyway.
This poem was written by renée kay in a 12-Month Poetry Collection Generator taught by Angel Nafis.
This poem was written by Julian Guy in a 12-Month Poetry Collection Generator taught by Angel Nafis.
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This poem was written by Siriana Helleloid in a 12-Month Poetry Collection Generator taught by Angel Nafis.
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This novel excerpt was written by Katelyn Kiley in Lynn Steger Strong’s 12-Month Novel Generator.