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www.thepublicreader.com
 THE PUBLIC READER
The Public Reader showcases original material and asks
writers, poets, essayist or artists to submit their works.
The Reader also offers diversions for your enjoyment,
ranging from serious subjects to suggestions for tonight's
dinner, how to plant a geranium, or a look back to the forties.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Neverland: By A.M. Sullivan
Photographs: By Brett Talley
The neighborhood eight and A. jones: The A is short for Agnes.
nightsounds: darn telephone
Saved by Mr. F. Scott Fitzgerald: by Allen Woodman
Downhill Lovers-A fifties cop story: By D. Grant DeMan
The Loneliness of the Late-Night Donut Shop: Alone at 3:38 A.M.
bridge from a snowy place: a gift of love
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Part I: The Ending Is The Beginning
Part II: The Adventure Begins
Part IV: A Step Into Eternity
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Lost In War: By Ben Siragusa
The Soldier: By Leslie Burchard
Babe's Ghost, a poem by Jerry Vilhotti: The babe is THE Babe (Ruth)
Devious Ways: Mr. Vihotti continues to watch the God's that watch the game
One Crazy Thing: Athena blows the game
Holy Winds: Aeolus, custodian of the winds, does his thing
Painless Poetry: various poets work
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the ring: a lonely girl's imagination
whiffers: good field, no hit
Farmhouse Fables: Visit with all the characters who reside on the farm
a special creation: all of the best parts
Aesop's Fables: Wonderfully presented, some on audio
Bedtime-Story: The Public Reader highly recommends this site.
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Bones: a scary story with sound effects
Sad Samantha, The Sparrow: Crows attack Samantha's nest. Sound effects
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On The Road Again: By Walter Mills
Baseball, I Love It: A new season, new hope. It's wonderful.
Retirement Plans: By Jim Kittelberger
Hometown-an essay: One of fifty thousand opinions
a retired man's period of adjustment: just a slow starter
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ART:
American art by American artists: Latest: Grant Woods "Stone City".
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THE PUBLIC READERS PUBLIC SQUARE: Pick your topic
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The Sixties: Kennedy, King, Vietnam, The Beatles,
The Fifties: The Decade of Ike and Elvis
The Forties: A comprehensive look at a decade of great changes
The Thirties: Depression, the dust bowl and $.14 bread
The Twenties: Hemingway, Gangsters and the market crashes
1910-1919: World War I begins and the Titanic sinks.
1900-1909: The century begins and the Wright brothers fly
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Best from the pages of: Finders Keepers, an article about honesty. Short and interesting.
A Book Review: Thinks. by David Lodge.
Chess: Is there a better game?
Crosswords: some printable sites
Daily Computer Tips: From Nerdybooks, help is on the way
Ethics and Morals: Ethics and Morality in Business
Friends of The Public Reader: A stop well made
Game Page: Link to fifty free games
What is Haiku?: five-seven-five
Hazel's Corner: Helpful hints and chat
Heroes: We need them badly
Humor: Humor of Ogden Nash
Joe Ditzel, comedian: Syndicated weekly column
Keith's Page: Meet Keith, he knows all about woodworking
Lazy Gardening: Marie makes gardening easier
Let me think about this: Can science and religion co-exist?
Links to sites you'll enjoy: Check them out
A Little Shakespeare: The man could write
Nostalgia: It feels so good to remember when
Are you good at PUZZLES?: Stretch those little gray cells
Quotations I like: Age is the topic today
The Radio Page: Two new radio shows daily
Recipes: Latest: Meat Loaf and Potato Salad
Singleminded: An up to date journal you will like and it fits right in
Sleep and Dreams: Everybody sleeps and everybody dreams, what do they mean?
Submissions: How to get it in the reader
THE PUBLIC READERS AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
The www.clevermag.com selected The PUBLIC READER as it's Clever's
site of the month for March 2001. Thank you Dianne.
(C) Copyright 2001 The Public Reader. All Rights Reserved.
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