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2018-01-04 20:03
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malloryblythe
coss
2019-04-01 05:26
Looks Like COSS is Back on the Rise!
It’s been a good past week for exchange coins, and COSS is no exception, though there’s enormous potential to grow. I’m really happy to see that COSS, despite having been such a small exchange at the time
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finance
2019-03-23 17:33
How to Start Making Money in the Stock Market with $0, $5, $10, or $100
Here's something you've probably never heard before: The best time to start investing is when you're close to broke. No, I’m not suggesting that you gamble money you can’t afford to lose. What I am suggesting
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malloryblythe
poetry
2018-10-05 05:40
Monster
You are the monster under my bed peering through my mattress setting in motion acute terror. Your mark looms ever present like old impressions in memory foam. You are the monster outside of my window waiting
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blog
2018-07-09 23:07
Dim Yellow Lights Splashed Along the Pavement
In the still heat of the night, I stuck my arm out the window, feeling the hot breeze like a hair dryer. Hands off the wheel, I pressed harder on the gas pedal, flying down an empty boulevard drenched
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fiction
2018-07-08 03:29
Hotel Room
Charlotte sat against a pillow wedged between the small of her back and the wall, legs crossed on the disheveled bed, waiting for a phone call or a knock on the door that would never come. The hotel room
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poetry
2018-07-01 20:37
What Is It Good For?
Ornate globs of tie-dye bullets blithely smoked in crimson quays. Stirring slowly she screamed for mercy and smartly yearned for better ways. For kindness comes at stranger moments historical memory dreamt
malloryblythe
sciencefiction
2018-06-25 22:44
Milk Bath - Part 2
Part 1 By the late 23rd century, Earth had all but been destroyed by the effects of climate change and pollution. By the time that all of the governments in the world had come to a mutual agreement to
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poetry
2018-06-20 23:31
Nonsense, as Inspired by Wood
Wood-laden hornets swarmed the decks Through beseeched humors around the door Blowing circuses in frothy peppermint They writhed drowning in simple lore. In tired moments I sang its praises And flowery
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fiction
2018-06-19 21:46
Phone Call
The phone rang with an abrasive clamor, imitating church bells sped up to three times their ordinary speed. I jumped out of bed immediately, presumably because human instinct demands that loud noises prompt
malloryblythe
comedy
2018-06-13 21:31
Portrait of a Neckbeard
The room was littered with half crushed cans of Mountain Dew, used tissues crusted together with assorted bodily fluids, and old computer parts picked up from thrift stores, still waiting to be repaired.
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friendships
2018-06-12 18:17
Sometimes, It's Good to Lose a Friend
I'll always remember my 20th birthday party, though the fine details had escaped my mind by the next morning. I remember its existence vividly because it was ridiculously well-attended, and may even qualify
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shortstory
2018-06-10 18:10
Eyebrows Like Caterpillars
The man had caterpillar-like eyebrows framing his forehead, creating a deep shadow over his inset eyes. He looked a bit like the monster in Frankenstein, or those paintings of Neanderthals that you see
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fiction
2018-06-07 19:06
Cherry
Bethany stumbled out of the bar just in time to vomit on the sidewalk. Her neck felt weak and incapable of supporting her head. She looked up, trying her hardest not to close her eyes. A disinterested
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fiction
2018-06-06 18:46
Downpour
Amelia ran from her car into the building in the pouring rain, taking shelter under a month-old Wall Street Journal that she had found in the back seat. The pages began deteriorating into a papier-mâché
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sciencefiction
2018-06-04 19:03
Swirling Portal - Part Two
Part One Karen stood on the concrete floor in dead silence, staring at the crumbled wall in front of her. The cotton candy clouds were obscured by a brownish red fog, and the lush poplar trees on the horizon
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poetry
2018-06-03 19:36
Little Bones
These little bones are made of armor and calcified experience. Edifying split seconds of ossified strength. I wish I had known that my little voice and these little bones have power. These tempered bones
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history
2018-06-01 19:00
How I Accidentally Uncovered a 19th century Con Woman and Murderer
Source: University of Texas In the summer of 2013, I was sent to the University of Texas in Austin to research the life of Harry Houdini for a TV biopic. While perusing his collection of personal
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shortstory
2018-05-30 23:13
Heart-Shaped Sunglasses
Sarah pulled down her heart-shaped sunglasses, simultaneously raising one perfectly manicured eyebrow. Her red lipgloss shone with a strong glare in the light, and an astute observer may have noticed a
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steemit
2018-05-29 22:04
A THANK YOU to a Ridiculously Generous Steemian, @nomad-magus
Yesterday afternoon, I was on my way to a movie, and I got a notification on Ginabot that genuinely left me speechless. I am one of 5 lucky people who each received a 600 SP delegation from a very generous
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shortstory
2018-05-27 19:04
Pitter-Patters in the Sanatorium
A single mouse scurried down the hallway of the sanatorium, making pitter-patter noises on the polished tile. Noah looked down at his feet, encased in manila envelope-colored padded restraints. Upon realizing
