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Frank & Rudy Camping Out – A Short Story by Arnold Snyder
Frank and Rudy Camping Out– A Short Story ©2012 Arnold Snyder For his tenth birthday, Rudy got an A-frame tent. He started begging Mom to let us sleep out in the yard. He wasn’t getting along well...
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Not Exactly Winter Wonderland (a short story) by Arnold Snyder
Not Exactly Winter Wonderland– A Short Story ©2012 Arnold Snyder We almost didn’t go to the Ice Capades in 1960. Every year Dad took us, the big Family Night. Geezus, it was miserable. But on my...
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Above the Saints and Angels (a short story) by Arnold Snyder
Above the Saints & Angels– A Short Story ©2012 Arnold Snyder Detroit had three burlesque theaters in the 1960s, all of them downtown—the National, the Stone, and the Empress. Rudy and I had been...
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Sheep in the Slaughterhouse (a short-short story) by Arnold Snyder
Sheep in the Slaughterhouse, 1980– A Short Story ©2012 Arnold Snyder Rudy picked me up at McCarran in his new white Thunderbird convertible, and after a twenty-minute drive in an afternoon sun that...
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Thy Neighbor’s Wife (a short story) by Arnold Snyder
Thy Neighbor’s Wife– A Short Story ©2012 Arnold Snyder “Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. This is my first confession. I disobeyed my parents twice last week. I talked back at my mother yesterday...
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Finding God on LSD (A Short Story About Schizophrenia) by Arnold Snyder
Finding God on LSD– a Short Story about Schizophrenia ©2012 Arnold Snyder My first wife, June, was schizophrenic, or so I’ve since surmised. I don’t know that she’d ever been officially diagnosed as...
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Secrets of a Winner (a short story) by Michael Konik
Secrets of a Winner A short story by Michael Konik ©2012 Michael Konik Until someone actually hands you $602,400 in cash, you can’t quite understand how special you feel. Let me tell you: Pretty...
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Excerpt from RISK OF RUIN, a new novel by Arnold Snyder
Chapter Ten It was in the parking lot of a Raley’s supermarket in Reno. He was giving her a ride home from work and they’d stopped for a quart of milk and a Hershey bar. It was a sticky summer day....
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Above the Saints & AngelsA Short Story
by Arnold Snyder Detroit had three burlesque theaters in the 1960s, all of them downtown—the National, the Stone, and the Empress. Rudy and I had been watching their ads on the movie guide page of the...
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Excerpt from RISK OF RUIN, a new novel by Arnold Snyder
Chapter Ten It was in the parking lot of a Raley’s supermarket in Reno. He was giving her a ride home from work and they’d stopped for a quart of milk and a Hershey bar. It was a sticky summer day....
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Sheep in the Slaughterhouse (a short-short story)
by Arnold Snyder Rudy picked me up at McCarran in his new white Thunderbird convertible, and after a twenty-minute drive in an afternoon sun that could melt brass, we left his car with the valet and...
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Thy Neighbor’s Wife (a short story)
by Arnold Snyder “Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. This is my first confession. I disobeyed my parents twice last week. I talked back at my mother yesterday and didn’t clean my room when she told...
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Frank & Rudy Camping Out – A Short Story
by Arnold Snyder For his tenth birthday, Rudy got an A-frame tent. He started begging Mom to let us sleep out in the yard. He wasn’t getting along well with her at that period in his life. His fault....
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