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“There are stories, unknown stories that roll across the salty waves of the open sea. Unknown stories contained in the hulls of run-down ships carrying enslaved human beings. And there are known stories of my Indian ancestors arriving on Jamaican shores. I am a story, and I cling to the known parts because maybe in …
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“Pride,” the pelican said, “is at the bottom of all great mistakes.” ~ from The Alehouse at the End of the World Fiction is often based on reality in one way or another, which is how and why it appeals to us so. But once in a while you come across a story so fantastical, …
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author of The Alehouse at the End of the World”
‘Some people seem willing to do anything to be happy, even if it means becoming colossally dull,’ Gloria continued. ‘But everyone knows it’s fleeting. There’s always a shelf life of happiness.’ ~ from “Shelf Life of Happiness” Being happy should be easy. We have plenty of resources around us that make it so: podcasts set on …
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