Stories That Need to See Daylight
Barbara Angermeier MalcolmA place to showcase my short writings and my writing ups and downs.
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Through the Plasma Screen--Part 1
Photo by Hamish Kale on Unsplash
Herman Sligo was a bit actor who played Uncle Emil in three episodes of the popular television series The Five Sisters. When Herman’s agent called to send him to the audition, he told Herman he didn’t know...
False Advertising
“These people are not real fishermen,” Bea said, frowning at the magazine ad.
Natalie glanced up from her e-reader. “What do you mean, Gran?” she asked.
Bea clicked her tongue and flicked a finger at the middle-aged couple in full fishing...
Evan’s Sunrise Awakening
Photo by Kikki Starr on Unsplash
At first, the stars twinkled brighter, like they were in a hurry to meet a quota. Then the thinnest line of pale peach light ignited the base of the line of clouds just above the horizon. Evan drew her blan...
A Promise Fulfilled
Photo of the author on her 500th dive.
When he convinced me I could learn to SCUBA dive, Don promised me that if I got certified, he would take me to the Caribbean so I could see all the pretty colored fish in person.
I’ve been a l...
October Writing Progress
Hello Friends,
Welcome to autumn! My computer program keeps telling me that autumn is a British term, that in the United States it’s called fall. But I like the word autumn and it’s the official name of the season, so I’m keeping it. Aroun...
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My short stories are all over the place. My novels are stories of women redefining their lives. I call them Menopausal Chick Lit. I love drawing, watercolor, knitting, and my grandchildren. I'm retired so I write nearly every day.
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