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	The Prisoners of Monroe Avenue - Dan Barham                         NEW A Chip on His Shoulder - by Carroll Williams                              NEW What Manner of Death Shall a Man Die - by Carroll Williams     NEW A Speech in the Roman Senate - by Carroll Williams The Prayer - by Doris Thompson - trapped in a stalled elevator with three restless small children Ladies Who Lunch - by Nancy Allen - a collision of reality with the fantasies of three old ladies One Bad Apple - by Larry Elliott - a humorous treatment of an ancient tale Makin' Vernon Mean - by Les Combs - football in a small country town Scars - by Les Combs - a working man finds love The End of the Affair - by Dan Barham Roscoe and the Still - Walt Latham - an old con gets out of prison A Friend Like Sam - by Jim Badger - an old cat defends his territory The Rain Making Machine - Walt Latham - ending a long drought The Mob - Bernard Dooley The Bike  - James R. Sineri - a six-year-old gets his first bicycle Jane Eyre, Two Years Later - by Charlotte Crosmer A Sea Story - by Walt Latham, a story of courage in World War II The Wood Box - by Carroll Williams - inspired by the people the author met in Russia Mary Margaret - by Carroll Williams - strife in Northern Ireland, from the author's Irish travels The Kiss - by Carroll Williams - a lawyer seeks to unwind on a tropical island First Kill - by Carroll Williams - five young WW II aviators in New Guinea Island Air  - by Carroll Williams - two aviators at the Battle of Midway and beyond Kimberly Writes Home - by Carroll Williams - a college student surprises her parents Sand Castles - by Carroll Williams - Brad Shelby's run of luck A Good Day - by Carroll Williams - rural domestic violence Where Do Writers Get Their Inspiration? Click for information about sound effects
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